Hundreds of stranded Australians return home

Passengers from aboard the Antarctica Cruise ship The Greg Mortimer arrive at Melbourne Airport from Uruguay, Sunday, April 12, 2020.

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A mercy flight from India has brought hundreds of stranded Australians back home, as more COVID-19 deaths are reported over Easter Sunday.

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