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Dutch Health Minister Bruno Bruins, 56, collapsed on Wednesday during a debate in parliament on the coronavirus outbreak because of what he called exhaustion from weeks of intense work.
Dutch Health Minister Bruno Bruins, 56, collapsed on Wednesday during a debate in parliament on the coronavirus outbreak because of what he called exhaustion from weeks of intense work.
Volunteer group of a local Lesvos NGO called Stand by me Lesvos, a collection of local Lesvos teachers, professors and small business owners that decided to come together to create an opportunity where refugees can improve their education, and grow their skill sets, emphasizes asylum seekers the importance of hygiene rules and guide them to use the antibacterial gel at the entrance of shopping center on the island.
Greek border units and police use tear gas to disperse asylum seekers gathered in the woods and moved from the Arda River to the Greek border on March 18, 2020 in Edirne, Turkey
SpaceX successfully has launched a new batch of 60 Starlink satellites into orbit on Wednesday.
Thousands of Parisians, who oranized an event on social media, went to their balconies and windows at the same time, to thank the doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers who put their own lives at risk while treating covid-19 patients. Crowds can be heard whistling and clapping on late Tuesday.
Britain's biggest supermarkets, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda, imposed limits on purchases of pasta, toilet roll and long life milk on Wednesday after alarmed shoppers stripped shelves bare to hoard for possible isolation in the coronavirus outbreak. The spread of the virus has triggered hoarding across the world and while European countries have restricted travel, British companies say the supply chains which bring fruit, flour and fish from across the world are so far still functioning.
Workers with protective coverall and masks spray disinfectant and clean public places in Turkey's eastern Mus province on March 18, 2020. Turkey has stepped up efforts to combat the deadly virus spraying by public places and public transportation vehicles across the country. Mosques, bus terminals, public transportation vehicles, schools, stadiums even streets and squares have been disinfected to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Weeks after most countries had dozens or hundreds of cases, and a...
Iraqis flock to markets amid coronavirus (Covid-19) concerns in Kirkuk, Iraq on March 17, 2020. Two-day curfew following eight deaths from the novel coronavirus in Iraq is extended seven more days.
Americans are starting to panic-buy guns across the country. Wayne Vide who is in charge at the Bob's Little Sport Gun Shop speaks to the Anadolu Agency about the sales. The gun shop at the town of Glassboro was packed as buyers getting ammo and fire arms in New Jersey, United States on March 17, 2020 ahead coronavirus closures.
London's streets were left deserted on Tuesday night amid growing concern over coronavirus.
The first plane carrying 108 Turkish citizens from Munich, Germany, arrived in Istanbul on Tuesday after Turkey imposed a travel ban last week to nine European countries amid the global coronavirus pandemic.
Footage that shows a woman, appearing to deliberately cough on a cop in Paris during an argument about lockdown rules, has shocked social media users on Tuesday. In an effort to stem the further spread of coronavirus pandemic, a lockdown has been put in place in France starting at noon Tuesday.
A total of 263 passengers and 12 crew members returning from the Umrah pilgrimage have been placed in separate rooms of dormitories on March 17, 2020 as part of coronavirus quarantine measures, according to the Turkish health minister announcement.
Some asylum seekers passed to Greece through Meric river from Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on March 17,2020. Edirne governorship announced that Since the asylum seekers movement started, 147,000 asylum seekers have passed to Greece. Turkey has been a key transit point for asylum seekers aiming to cross into Europe to start new lives, especially those fleeing war and persecution.
Al-Jadeed TV reporter Rachelle al-Husseini passed out suddenly during a live broadcast while covering preventive measures that were taken against the coronavirus outbreak at the Masnaa border between Lebanon and Syria.
Renowned Turkish pianist Gulsin Onay gives a concert on social media on March 15, 2020. More than 800,000 people watched the renowned Turkish pianist, Gulsin Onay's online concert on Sunday night on social media in less than 24 hours amid the coronavirus threat. Within the scope of preventive measures against the new coronavirus, worldwide known pianist Onay's concerts abroad were canceled.
Asylum seekers at the Turkish and Greek borders stage a protest to push Athens to allow safe passage into European territory on March 16, 2020. While their waiting continues in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province, asylum seekers carried signs saying 'We are human' and 'We need help' near Greece's Kastanies border gate. In the two weeks since asylum seekers were able to reach the border, nearly 2,500 have been wounded by Greek border guards using disproportionate violence.
Bars and restaurants are closed that on the Hoboken's busy street in New Jersey, United States on March 16, 2020. New Jersey residents were told on Monday that they should not go out from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. as Gov. Phil Murphy recommended a statewide curfew as coronavirus ( Covid-19) pandemic.
Workers with protective coverall and masks spray disinfectant and clean public places in Istanbul, Turkey on March 16, 2020. Turkey has stepped up efforts to combat the deadly virus spraying by public places and public transportation vehicles across the country. Mosques, bus terminals, public transportation vehicles, schools, stadiums even streets and squares have been disinfected to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Turkey has so far provided 7,024 asylum seekers with health services along the Turkey-Greece border, according to a health official on Monday. More than 10,000 asylum seekers spend their nights in tents struggling under harsh conditions as the weather gets colder. - 7,024 asylum seekers were provided health services. Official added that three asylum seekers were killed, and 213 injured during Greece's interventions, while 13 of them are still under treatment in hospitals. Asylum seekers have bee...
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