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People queue for food at a makeshift relief camp after an earthquake killed at least 113 people in China's northwestern Gansu province, and 18 more in neighbouring Qinghai. The shallow tremor on Monday night also damaged thousands of buildings. IMAGES
Tegucigalpa, Dec 9 (EFE).- Christmas bonuses, known in Honduras as the aguinaldo, will be used by many to meet urgent needs derived from the COVID-19 pandemic and tropical storms Iota and Eta, as well as to pay debts accumulated during the health emergency.(Camera: RAMÓN HERNÁNDEZ)SHOT LIST: B-ROLL OF TEGUCIGALPA (HONDURAS) AMID THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC. SOUND BITES: GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE INDEPENDENT FEDERATION OF HONDURAN WORKERS JOSÉ LUIS BAQUENADO (IN SPANISH)TRANSLATIONS:There is an obligation. There is a law. The employers will have to see, they will have to make some superhuman effort to be in solidarity with the workers at this time. And we must take into account that it is the one that produces the goods, produces the services, who has the wealth. Wealth that they give in private hands.Today more than ever we expect that conscience of conviction because it is a law and we must comply with the law. I emphasize, they will have to look for alternatives if they are going through an economic crises, talk to the banks so that they can give them loans and things like that.If the worker has enough and has capacity, hopefully workers will be able to. Because workers are over-indebted, suffocated, and in domestic calamity.
Yangon, May 11 (EFE / EPA) .- People received food on Monday donated by local well wishers in Yangon.The donations were made to mark the birthday of Dr. Bhaddanta Kumara Bhivamsa, Chairman of the State Sangha Maha Nayaka Committee. Myanmar has so far registered 180 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 6 deaths from the disease. (Camera: NYEIN CHAN NAING)FOOTAGE SHOWS PEOPLE RECEIVING FOOD DONATIONS IN YANGON, MYANMAR.
The legend of Santa Claus is based on a historical figure who gave gifts to poor people and firefighters from Guatemala are following in his footsteps. 70-year-old Senior Officer Hector Chacon donned the red and white suit and worked with other firefighters to set up a stunt that Guatemala City will not soon forget. He rappelled over 400 feet down the Las Vacas Bridge to meet with the poorest of the poor, who were living in a makeshift settlement under the bridge.
Check out how the White House chefs make a fabulous Gingerbread House that is a replica of The White House for the holidays.
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