How Australia has successfully managed to flatten the coronavirus curve?

1 min read | May 13, 2020 01:00 AM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Australia seems to be on right track in gaining key success in flattening the coronavirus curve when the world is still struggling from its raging spread. The total number of new cases in the country from reaching a peak in late March has dropped to 8 cases on the 11th of May.

As per official stats, Coronavirus has infected 6,926 people and has taken away 99 lives in the country, while 6,230 have recovered from the deadly virus.

In todays episode lets explore how Australia is sailing through the crisis as the island nation embarks on creating an exemplar for others to follow.

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