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Added on the 29/04/2020 14:00:00 - Copyright : EFE Inglés
Mexico, Apr 29 (EFE) .- The closure of breweries in Mexico decreed by the Government in the face of the sanitary crisis of COVID-19 has caused shortages of beers in grocery stores.(CAMERA: Denisse Torres)
Villahermosa, Jul 1 (EFE) .- A migrant housing in the Mexican state of Tabasco, on the border with Guatemala, closed its facilities for at least a month, due to a series of Covid-19 infections, managers reported Thursday.Around a hundred people were subsequently placed in quarantine.(Camera: MANUEL LOPEZ)SHOT LST: B-ROLL OF THE MIGRANT HOUSEING WHICH HAD TO SHUT ITS FACILITIES FOLLOWING A COVID-19 OUTBREAK IN THE MEXICAN STATE OF TABASCO.
Santa Cruz (Bolivia), Sep 17 (EFE).- (Camera: Juan Pablo Roca) The 45th edition of the Santa Cruz International Fair, Expocruz, the largest business event in Bolivia, opened on Friday with the participation of at least 1,800 national and foreign exhibitors with a view to economic reactivation after a year at a halt due to the Covid-19 pandemic.FOOTAGE OF THE FAIR INAUGURATION.
Tapachula, Sep 8 (EFE).- About 150 Honduran migrants were vaccinated against Covid-19 on Wednesday in the Mexican town of Tapachula, an operation witnessed by Honduran first lady Ana Garcia.Accompanied by several Honduran officials, Garcia said that her visit was so she could become familiar with the situation of the migrants in Mexican territory and to obtain better information to be able to help such people. (Camera: JUAN MANUEL BLANCO).SHOT LIST: HONDURAN MIGRANTS RECEIVE A DOSE OF COVID-19 IN TAPACHULA, MEXICO.
Tunis, Sep 7 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Mohamed Messara) The wicker workshop of Fatma Mzoughi, 70, has suffered the economic onslaught of covid-19 by losing most of its sales that were destined for tourism sector and international fairs, events that have been canceled for a whole year and it is not known when they will return in the same format. According to official data, the income of the tourism sector in Tunisia has decreased by 65% during the current year, and the number of arrivals decreased by 78%. The sector's losses have been estimated over the past year at more than $ 2.1 billion, according to Tunisian Tourism Minister Habib Ammar.FOOTAGE FROM THE FATMA MZOUGHI WICKER WORKSHOP IN TUNIS
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