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Bremen, Jul 23 (EFE / EPA) .- The Sommerwiese funfair opened its doors after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions in Germany. Visitors have to be tested or vaccinated against Covid-19 and must book a time slot, as the number of guests is limited to 6,000 at once. (Camera: FOCKE STRANGMANN)SHOT LIST: THE SOMMERWIESE FUNFAIR IN BREMEN, GERMANY.
Berlin, Jun 4 (EFE/EPA).- Germany has relaxed some of its coronavirus disease restrictions starting on Friday as COVID-19 infections started to decline across the country. (Camera: FILIP SINGER). SHOT LIST: PEOPLE SIT AT RESTAURANTS IN BERLIN MITTE, GERMANY.
Berlin, May 1 (EFE/EPA).- Tens of thousands of people took part in protests in Berlin on Saturday to mark the first of May, the international day for labor rights.May Day in Germany is traditionally marked by largely left-wing protests, especially in the capital, where they often turn violent.But this year, both left and right-wingers were expected to descend on the German capital to protest restrictions in place to fight the Covid-19 pandemic. (Camera: CLEMENS BILAN/FILIP SINGER).SHOT LIST: PROTESTS TO MARK MAY DAY, IN BERLIN, GERMANY.
Stuttgart, Apr 3 (EFE/EPA).- Thousands of people took to the streets Saturday in Berlin, Stuttgart and other German cities to protest against the restrictions imposed by the pandemic.(Camera: SASCHA STEINBACH)SHOT LIST: PROTESTS AGAINST COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS IN STUTTGART, GERMANY.
Berlin, Apr 3 (EFE) .- (Camera: María Alonso Martos) Thousands of people supported this Saturday the protests called in Berlin, Stuttgart and other German cities by various groups, including the ultra-rightists, against the restrictions imposed by the pandemic.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN BERLINSOUNDBITES IN ENGLISH FROM ONE OF THE PROTESTERS
Thousands of people gather in the German city if Kassel to protest against the restrictions in place to curb the spread of coronavirus. Infection rates are once again rising exponentially in Germany, with the vice president of the Robert Koch Institute for infectious diseases warning of signs of a return to "many severe cases and deaths, and hospitals that are overwhelmed". IMAGES
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