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Bangkok, Mar 25 (EFE/EPA).-Thousands of foreign visitors to Thailand on Wednesday tried to return to their countries, before the state of the state of emergency decreed by the government to combat COVID-19 will come into effect on Mar 26. (Camera: DIEGO AZUBEL). FOOTAGE SHOWS B-ROLLS OF THE DEPARTURE HALL AND IMMIGRATION CHECKPOINTS AT THE SUVARNABHUMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Quezon City, Apr 9 (EFE/EPA).- Despite two-week quarantine measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, affected citizens in Philippines risked coming out Friday to queue at financial aid centers and created physical distancing problems for authorities conducting the cash distribution. (Camera: ROLEX DELA PENA).SHOT LIST: CITIZENS AFFECTED BY COVID-19 LOCKDOWN MEASURES CLAIM FINANCIAL AID AS PART OF A GOVERNMENT PROGRAM FOR FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THE COVID-19 LOCKDOWN MEASURES IN QUEZON CITY, METRO MANILA, PHILIPPINES.
New Delhi, Mar 25 (EFE).- India on Thursday completed a year since the government locked down its 1.35 billion citizens to contain the coronavirus outbreak, triggering social and economic chaos that left many jobless and pushed millions into poverty.The anniversary of the tumultuous nationwide confinement measure comes amid a surge in Covid-19 cases and deaths, sparking fears of new curbs, more economic disorder, and impoverishment. (Camera: INDIRA GUERRERO).SHOT LIST: B-ROLL OF NEW DELHI AMID THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC.SOUND BITES: SITA, OMPAL AND SATEY PAL (IN HINDI).TRANSLATIONS:SITA: The crops got destroyed and we had to throw them. They couldn't be sold, even though we spent a lot of money on it. OMPAL: Lockdown brought a lot of hardships. We could not eat on time. What can we consume when there is no produce. We are passing our time. When did the lockdown end? It isnt over.SATEY PAL: Earlier, I looked handsome. Now see how my face looks. I didn't get enough to eat. It was strange. Earlier, I used to drive something else, now I am running this (electric iron). Earlier, I was fine-looking but now I have turned like this (the iron).
Wuhan, Jan 23 (EFE/EPA).- Wuhan marked Saturday the one-year anniversary of the start of a strict 76-day lockdown of the city, where the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 that causes the COVID-19 disease, was first discovered before spreading across the world into a deadly global pandemic. (Camera: ROMAN PILIPEY).SHOT LIST: DAILY LIFE OF THE PEOPLE IN THE CHINESE CITY OF WUHAN, CHINA.
Even though we're in a new year, our daily routine and its accompanying COVID-19 restrictions may seem repetitive. If we're not careful, monotony can lead to depression and all its unpleasant knock-on effects. But according to HuffPost, psychologists say there are ways to deal with boredom. First, plan fun things you can do, even if you're in lockdown, like reading books or painting a wall. Second, write down something you noticed that's blessedly different, like a growing flower, or melting snow. Finally, if you are grieving, acknowledge it. Reach out for the support you need, and don't give up.
After an alarming outbreak of a mutant coronavirus, multiple countries have canceled flights from the United Kingdom. According to Business Insider, the move was prompted by fears around the new variant of COVID-19. The mutant coronavirus is believed to be up to 70% more transmissible than the original strain. In order to stop its spread, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that London and surrounding areas would suddenly be plunged into lockdown. Dutch authorities confirmed at least one case of this COVID-19 variant had reached the Netherlands. Flights from the UK to The Netherlands are canceled until January 1st, as are those to Belgium. On Sunday afternoon, Italian foreign minister Luigi di Maio said that the government would be suspending all travel from the UK.