Daily News: 72 cases of COVID-19 in Japan, Qantas 6,000 Job cuts, Melbourne tighten the restriction

Japan confirmed 72 cases of new COVID-19 yesterday. Especially, Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike announced 55 cases from the capital. The transmission of 23 people are under investigation and the others are close contacts of existing cases. 9 people came out from an office which found 16 cases so far. 75% of confirmed cases yesterday was 20s and 30s. Meanwhile, Tokyo Disney Land revealed its re-opening plan from 1 July. https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20200624/k10012482021000.html Qantas announced the 6,000 job cuts, which relevant to 20% of its workforce across Qantas and Jetstar due to the current travel restrictions. According to Qantas Airway's three year post-COVID recovery plan, more than 100 airplane will fly next 12 months, Financial Review reported. https://www.afr.com/street-talk/qantas-launches-1-36b-placement-20200625-p555y3 1000 Australian Defence Force will deploy at Melbourne to control hotel quarantine around the city after Victorian government requested military support from Canberra. At least 33 contractors employed at the hotels have been infected while working, and have spread to the family members. https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/military-deployed-to-melbourne-s-quarantine-hotels-20200624-p555tp.html I included the source of news to the detail of this episode. For the latest updates can be found on Twitter @Petemymate