While medical staff appears to be gaining the upper hand on the COVID-19 outbreak in Australia,
China recorded the highest number of deaths from the disease in a single day. Image: News Corp Australia
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
👏👏 🇦🇺 looking after the safety and health of all of us Australians, other countries cannot dictate to oily policies.
Australia will be in Krantina soon, the reason is that Australia has turned into a Chinese colony and most of the Australian population has become Chinese!
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