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Lockdown leaves Brisbane CBD an ‘absolute ghost town’
Jesse Sargent is the owner of Squared Espresso at King George Square which appeared nothing like its usual scene during Tuesday lunch hours due to COVID-19 restrictions. “It’s been an absolute ghost town the whole day long really,” Mr Sargent said as he closed his train station kiosk about 1pm. “Throughout the whole day today we have seen three or four people at most walking around whereas it had been getting back to, seemingly, like the normal days.”Just half-a-dozen people were spotted at…
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