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Sydney, Oct 4 (EFE).- Australian authorities announced plans to ease lockdown rules in Sydney, the epicenter of the third wave of covid-19, on October 11, after reaching 70 percent of its population are fully vaccinated. Sydney, Australia's most populous city, has confined some 5.4 million residents under strict stay-at-home orders since June 26. (Camera: ROCIO OTOYA). B-ROLL OF THE CITY OF SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, UNDER COVID-19 LOCKDOWN.
Rome (Italy), Feb 22 (EFE), (Camera: Álvaro Padilla).- Hundreds of businessmen and workers of the hospitality sector demonstrated on Monday in Rome urging the government to ease coronavirus restrictions, among them the closure of bars and restaurants during the night and the limitation of its capacity. FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN ROME.
In response to the outbreak of a rapidly spreading COVID-19 virus mutation, over 40 countries have banned flights from the UK. At the same time, the UK government has shut down most of London and South East England in a new round of lockdowns. Over the weekend, rank-and-file Londoners flocked to train and bus stations to get out of town while they still could. But according to Business Insider, members of the monied class didn't have to battle for space on an overhead storage bin. Instead, British high society went to London's private jet terminals to catch charter flights out of the country.
(CNN) England could enter a second national lockdown in the coming days, as surging coronavirus infections across Europe trigger strict new rules and violent protests. A scientific adviser to the British government warned Saturday that the pandemic is "running riot" in the UK, demonstrations against new Covid-19 measures have turned violent in Spain and Italy, while Germany has reported a record number of cases for the fourth day in a row. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson could announce a new lockdown for England at a Monday news conference, according to senior sources quoted by UK newspaper The Times.
Jakarta, Jun 4 (EFE/EPA).- Jakarta has ramped up its disinfection tasks, especially crowded public areas such as Pasar Tanah Abang, one of Southeast Asia's largest textile markets as a precaution against the spread of coronavirus and COVID-19 as the country is preparing for the easing of the COVID-19 lockdown.According to reports, Indonesia has recorded over 25,000 cases of coronavirus and COVID-19. (Camera: BAGUS INDAHONO).SHOTLIST: AUTHORITIES SPRAY DISINFECTANT AT PASAR TANAH ABANG IN JAKARTA, INDONESIA.
Images of skyline in the eastern district of Shanghai as millions of people in China's financial hub are confined to their homes on Monday. The eastern half of the city goes into lockdown to curb the nation's biggest Covid outbreak. IMAGES
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