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Lisbon, Apr 5 (EFE).- (Camera: Cynthia de Benito). "We were tired of being at home, we couldn't take it anymore," Fernanda tells Efe. She and her daughter Bianca wait their turn in front of a clothing store in Lisbon, a scene that has not been seen in Portugal for 80 days and that this Monday returns along with terraces, museums and gyms, which reopen their doors.FOOTAGE OF TERRACES AND OPEN STORES IN LISBON, PORTUGAL.
In Rue Saint-Michel, a high street in France's western city of Rennes, restaurant and cafe terraces are packed on the first day of their reopening. After six months of life in slow motion, the French can once again enjoy a meal or a drink in outdoor dining areas, with a limit of 50% of capacity and six people per table. IMAGES
Montpellier (France), May 19 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Guillaume Horcajuelo) France’s iconic cafe and restaurant terraces as well as its world-renowned museums were permitted to reopen Wednesday as the nation began to emerge from a third national Covid-19 lockdown. FOOTAGE OF THE REOPENING OF TERRACES IN BARS AND RESTAURANTS IN MONTPELLIER.
Paris (France), May 19 (EFE) .- (Camera: Mario García Sánchez / Martí Rodríguez) France recovered this Wednesday a part of that longed for "normality", with the reopening of bars, restaurants and cultural centers to which it adds the reduction of the curfew, now starting at nine at night, while the authorities appealed for prudence.FOOTAGE OF BARS ANS TERRACES IN PARISSOUNDBITES OF CLIENTS AND WORKERSVINCENT COURCELLE-LABROUSSE - The life we have here is about restaurants, bars and museums, cinemas... We have been living as monkeys.POL COLAS ARTILES - This is about giving some air to the city. Reopening means that after long time closed, there are a lot of work to be done.ABDALLAH - 1.- "I have lived the day with great emotion, because in France we have been locked up at home for seven months and finally we can go out."SOPHIE 2.- "The morning, well. I have met my clients, some of my whole life, and others that I did not know. I expected a little more people, but we are in a neighborhood where there are many offices and, therefore So much so, there is a lot of teleworking ".3.- "Customers respect the measurements well: they wear the mask, disinfect their hands before sitting down, distancing themselves ... I believe that in a short time the French will get used to these protocols to avoid another closure."YVES DELHOMMEAU, DIRECTOR OF MUSEUM GREVIN4.- "It is the first day of reopening after six months of closure, which has been very long. And yes, we are prepared to welcome people. We are very happy to do so and we want to make them live a beautiful day in this museum on today".5.- "We hope that Paris will revive and we wish to meet again with our visitors who come from abroad (Germans, Spaniards, of course ...) Europe needs to regain internal circulation".
After almost seven months of a second national lockdown, thirsty Belgians gather on terraces in Brussels. Belgium was one of the hardest hit countries in the first wave of the epidemic last year, and locked down harder than some when the later surges hit. IMAGES
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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