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Giza, Mar 30 (EFE / EPA) .- The facade of a pyramid in Giza is illuminated with a text that encourages the population to stay home due to COVID-19 and sends a massage of thanks to those who ensure the safety of Egyptians. Egyptian authorities announced a two-week curfew, which began on March 25.FOOTAGE SHOWS THE ILLUMINATED PYRAMID.SOUNDBITES: KHALED AL ANANY, MINISTER OF ANTIQUES OF EGYPT (IN ENGLISH)
"It’s great to play against Senegal as a team, also against Sadio [Mané], but tomorrow we’re going to be rivals and after tomorrow, we’re going to be teammates again", says Egypt's captain and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah on the eve of the Africa Cup of Nations final against Senegal. SOUNDBITE
Jakarta, Aug 3 (EFE/EPA).- Indonesian autorities have again extended restrictions on emergency community activities (PPKM) of Level 4 until August 9. President Joko Widodow said Monday that measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 in the country, including telework and travel restrictions, will be extended for one week until August 9.The restrictions came into force on July 3 initially for Java and Bali islands, and were later added to other cities across the Indonesian archipelago. (Camera: BAGUS INDAHONO). SHOT LIST: INDONESIAN POLICE OFFICERS STAND GUARD AT A CHECK POINT DURING COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS IN JAKARTA, INDONESIA.
Bangalore, Jul 13 (EFE/EPA).- The Karnataka government has eased covid-19 related lockdown restrictions in the wake of lower coronavirus cases and positivity rate falling below 5% percent. The Karnataka state government administering a record 2.5 million doses till date since the vaccination drive was launched across the state on January 16, Karnataka ranked first in South India in inoculating the maximum number of its eligible population, said state Health Minister K. Sudhakar. (Camera: JAGADEESH NV).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE RECEIVE SHOTS OF VACCINE AGAINST COVID-19 DURING A VACCINATION DRIVE IN BANGALORE, INDIA.
Cairo, Jun 10 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Khaled ElFiqi) The coronavirus pandemic is affecting Egyptian university students who are obliged to wear masks and respect sanitary measures during their studies and exams.FOOTAGE OF THE CAIRO UNIVERSITY IN GIZA.
Lisbon, May 23 (EFE) .- (Camera: Irene Barahona) As Europe begins to recover from the impact of the pandemic, new threats are emerging, such as the falsification of vaccines, which requires a joint response and "a common law," says the Portuguese Minister of Justice, Francisca Van Dunem, in an interview with Efe.FOOTAGE OF THE INTERVIEW WITH VAN DUNEMTRANSLATION "It is important that above all, here the important thing is that there was a common base. The problem is that in some states, counterfeiting is administrative, not criminal, and that makes obstacles to judicial recovery. Call attention to this type of serious crime that can put at risk the health and life of people who have a common typical picture for the states to cooperate with each other ". "It is a very sensitive matter, worked on by the Secretary of State for Equality. What I can say is that in this matter, on the one hand Portugal signed the Pact of the Istanbul Convention." "Form in a way how we protect victims, how we face victimization, how victims feel protected and empowered, not only to report, but to continue in the process in the consequent phases." "In this period of pandemic, which was a period that placed all of us almost at the limit of our ability to understand each other and to relate to others. It released many ghosts. In some cases, it opened Pandora's box. In this period, the networks social movements were a space for the liberation of hatred, racism, xenophobia and discrimination drives. "
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