Melbourne Lockdown Latest Update. Dozens of suburbs could be next to go into lockdown after a spike in coronavirus cases. As the World Health Organisation revises their lockdown advice this week, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced today that Melbourne's lockdown has now entered the critical punishment phase.
Australia's second most populous city began a six-week lockdown on Thursday following a spike in new coronavirus cases, as states around the country tightened internal borders to prevent a second wav… Melbourne Lockdown Enters Critical Punishment Phase. Police in Melbourne, Australia now have the power to enter people's homes without a warrant and perform 'spot checks' to enforce compliance with new coronavirus lockdown rules. (Article by Paul Joseph Watson republished from Summit.news) After the state of Victoria announced a "state of disast. As Melbourne's coronavirus cases continue to drop, it's likely it will take months for restrictions to slowly ease.
Metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire Council will return to stage three coronavirus restrictions for six weeks as of midnight Wednesday (local time), Premier Daniel Andrews has announced.
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As the World Health Organisation revises their lockdown advice this week, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced today that Melbourne's lockdown has now entered the critical punishment phase. Hospitality businesses will return to takeaway only, visitors will not be allowed at homes and public gatherings will. How to ease yourself back into socialising once lockdown lifts.
