Sydney, Australia - March 23-24, 2020 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of cars on highway bridge
2. Sydney Opera House with few people outside
3. Various of closed stores, restaurants near Sydney Opera House
4. Tram on street
5. Notice board
6. Various of empty shopping mall
7. Barbershop with no customers
8. Closed pub
9. Various of street views
10. China Town
11. Hand sanitizer at parking lot
12. Empty restaurant
13. Street view
14. Hand sanitizer by stairs

Australian has announced to shut down cinemas, indoor stadiums and gyms beginning Monday noon to curb the spread of COVID-19.

In Sydney, restaurants and cafes are only allowed to operate takeout services, while shopping malls are required to curb the number of customers.

At the Sydney Opera House, traffic flow has reduced significantly as nearby restaurants and pubs have been closed.

The once vibrant China Town was empty and quiet on Monday evening, when usually it is flooded with customers relishing Chinese cuisine. Many restaurants have closed, with only a few providing takeout services.

The underground station at the Queen Victoria Building is empty, with only a few people spotted.

As of 03:00 Wednesday, there have been 2,423 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Australia, according to the latest data from the Department of Health.

The government on Tuesday night announced an international travel ban and stricter restrictions on gatherings, warning against outdoor events of more than 10 people including funerals and weddings.