Melbourne, Australia, 29 July, 2020. A view of the main entrance of Epping Gardens Aged Care Facility as authorities rush to evacuate residents by ambulance. Staff at the Epping Gardens Aged Care facility, where there have been 83 COVID-19 cases and five deaths, have been stood down over an “extremely dangerous breach”. Credit: Dave Hewison/Speed Media/Alamy Live News

Melbourne, Australia, 29 July, 2020. A view of the main entrance of Epping Gardens Aged Care Facility as authorities rush to evacuate residents by ambulance. Staff at the Epping Gardens Aged Care facility, where there have been 83 COVID-19 cases and five deaths, have been stood down over an “extremely dangerous breach”. Credit: Dave Hewison/Speed Media/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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