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Dakar (Senegal), Jun 2 (EFE), (Camera: María Rodríguez).- Families of Senegalese migrants who are currently in Spain are waiting for their monthly remittances which are taking longer than usual due to the coronavirus crisis. FOOTAGE OF: -ARAM NDIAYE, MAMADOU'S MOTHER (MAMADOU LIVES IN BILBAO)-ABDOUKARIM BADIO, SENEGALESE WHO LIVES IN GRANOLLERS (BARCELONA)-MAMADOU DIENG, SENEGALESE WHO LIVES IN BILBAO. INCLUDES FOOTAGE OF SHOPS WHERE REMITTANCES ARE MADE IN SPAIN.SOUNDBITES OF ARAM NDIAYE, MAMADOU'S MOTHER:"Thanks to this money we feed and pay for the children's school. Luckily in these two months, we didn't have the pressure to pay the school (since they're now closed), but regarding food, when we do not receive the money we are obliged to go to the store and owe things until further notice."
Wuhan (China), Apr 9 (EFE / EPA) .- Wuhan residents return to the streets and the city, to traffic jams, but prevention is still maximum: the new normality implies compulsory use of masks, health codes on mobiles and keep the safety distance with other people.(CAMERA: Roman Pilipey)
The families of Israeli hostages Nurit Yitzhak and Yocheved Lifshitz arrive by helicopter to the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center - Ichilov hospital. Both women were released by Hamas after being held capitve in the Gaza Strip since a surprise attack by Hamas gunmen on Israel on October 7th. IMAGES
The families of French citizens held hostage by Hamas militants in Gaza urge President Emmanuel Macron to step in to help secure their release. SOUNDBITE
The first of nine Senegalese army veterans, aged 85 to 96 who fought for France, arrive in Dakar after the French state dropped a condition stipulating that they must live in France for half the year or lose their French army pension. Following the decision in January, the veterans can now return home for good and continue receiving their monthly allowance of 950 euros ($1,000). IMAGES
Kabul, Oct 11 (EFE / EPA) .- Families who had been displaced from Kabul to other Afghan provinces due to conflict in the country begin to return to the capital.The Taliban have multiplied their contacts with the international community to ensure the distribution of humanitarian aid, while international organizations have indicated that Afghanistan is at risk of sinking into an economic and social crisis after four decades at war.The capture of Kabul on August 15 by fundamentalists has aggravated the situation, and the Taliban asked Washington to help them unblock international funds suspended by many countries and institutions after the collapse of the previous government.(Camera: STRINGER)SHOT LIST: THE RETURN TO KABUL OF DISPLACED AFGHAN FAMILIES.
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