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Sao Paulo, Apr 18 (EFE).- Sao Paulo, Brazil's most populous state and the one hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, on Sunday reopened its churches and businesses after a little more than a month of lockdown despite the fact that the spread of the coronavirus is accelerating in the region and throughout the country.The reopening is the start of an easing of restrictions that will continue through next week and which is designed to resuscitate economic and social activities that were partially interrupted on March 6 in the state that is Brazil's industrial heart and provides 30 percent of the country's GDP. (Camera: SEBASTIAO MOREIRA). SHOT LIST: PEOPLE VISIT SHOPPING MALLS IN SAO PAULO, BRAZIL.
The city of Sao Paulo in Brazil has issued a new lockdown due to the worsening Covid-19 health situation. These restrictions include the closure of all non-essential shops. Nearly 260,000 people have died of Covid in Brazil, the second-highest pandemic death toll in the world after the United States. IMAGES
São Paulo, Mar 6 (EFE), (Camera: Wallace Carvalho).- All non-essential shops and businesses in Sao Paulo, Brazil's richest and most populous state, closed down on Saturday for the next few weeks due to a serious spike in cases and deaths from Covid-19, which have pushed the healthcare system to the verge of collapsing.With 46 million inhabitants, the country's financial engine was the first state to impose more severe measures of lockdown and social isolation a year ago and, with Governor Joao Doria at its head, led the implementation of the first vaccine. But despite those efforts, the state remains the most affected in absolute terms.FOOTAGE OF CLOSED BUSINESSES IN SAO PAULO
Nurse Monica Calazansis is the first person in Brazil to receive the CoronaVac Sinovac Biotech's vaccine against Covid-19 at the Clinicas hospital in Sao Paulo, immediately after the country's health regulatory agency (Anvisa) authorized the emergency use of two vaccines. IMAGES
Jakarta, Nov 30 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Adi Weda) Health authorities buried coronavirus victims on Monday in the Pondok Ranggon cemetery in Jakarta, while the country registers more than 500,000 infections and 16,800 deaths.FOOTAGE OF THE BURIAL.
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