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Added on the 26/10/2020 00:01:41 - Copyright : Euronews EN
The streets of Dublin are uncannily quiet, as the Irish capital settles into the country's six-week coronavirus lockdown. On Thursday, Ireland became the first EU nation to return to lockdown with citizens told to stay home, non-essential businesses closed and bars and retaurants reduced to takeaway service only. IMAGES
On the first day of re-confinement, residents of Paris and surrounding suburbs are continuing to move about while more shops and services are open than during the first lockdown. Tolerance is being applied in particular to vacationers returning from travel during the fall school break. IMAGES
Passers-by stroll and police patrol the streets of downtown Lille on the first day of a new Covid-19 lockdown order. IMAGES
Parisians spend their first weekend in France's second lockdown. A few passers-by and joggers meet on the streets as the city becomes quieter but not completely deserted. IMAGES
People go about their days in central Dublin as Ireland becomes the first European country to enter a second national lockdown, with the second wave of coronavirus spread glooming across the continent. Ireland's five million people have been ordered to stay at home for six weeks, with non-essential businesses urged to shut up shop. IMAGES
Belleville district in Paris, which is usually very lively, is eerily quiet as France spends a 48th day in lockdown in the fight against the coronavirus. IMAGES
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