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Coria del Río (Seville), May 11 (EFE) .- The town of Coria del Río, the most affected last summer by the outbreak of the El Niño virus spread by mosquitoes, has started on Tuesday its plan to control these insects, which is activated "before the resignation of functions of the Board", has denounced its mayor, Modesto González.FOOTAGE OF FUMIGATION IN CORIA DEL RÍO (SEVILLA).
Ventaquemada (Colombia), Nov 12 (EFE) .- The highway that connects Bogotá and Tunja, in the department of Boyacá, became the market place where potato farmers have had to take their products to in order to not lose the harvest due to the economic crisis and the low prices offered by middlemen. (Camera: JUAN DIEGO LOPEZ)SHOT LIST: POTATO FARMERS IN VENTAQUEMADA, COLOMBIA.
Rabat (Marruecos), 8 sep (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Jajal Morchidi).- Moroccan schools on Tuesday started a staggered return over three days amid selective closures in entire neighborhoods and cities to limit the spread of coronavirus. Not all of the country’s seven million schoolchildren returned to their classrooms after unplanned school closures hours before the start of the new academic year were imposed due to infections. All schools in Casablanca were shut, as well as several in parts of Rabat, Marrakech, Meknes and Tangier where the biggest outbreaks of the virus were reported, according to the education ministry. Those that have reopened began a new term in the midst of strict sanitary measures and with a mix of in-person and online teaching. FOOTAGE OF CLASSES IN RABAT
Beijing/Guangzhou, Feb 10 (EFE/EPA).- Thousands of Chinese workers returned Monday to offices and factories after an extended holiday for the Lunar New Year celebrations while the country continues to fight against the new coronavirus, which has left at least 908 dead in China. (Camera: ROMAN PILIPEY / ALEX PLAVEVSKI)FOOTAGE SHOWS PEOPLE IN TRAINS WEARING MASKS IN BEIJING AND A CHECKPOINT WHERE SECURITY GUARDS ARE CHECKING BODY TEMPERATURES IN GUANGZHOU, CHINA.
Hong Kong protesters flee the Hong Kong Polytechnic University campus as some of the more radical demonstrators fight back police tear gas using a catapult and throwing bricks and Molotov cocktails. IMAGES
A team of 14 current and ex-military service personnel, some with severe physical and mental injuries, have completed the Carta Rallye in Morocco, an extreme 2,000km challenge that took place in the Sahara Desert, all in a trio of Dacia Dusters.Over seven days between the 31st March and 6th of April, the Future Terrain team, a charity that supports career transition and rehabilitation mainly for those with physical and mental injuries, took on giant sand dunes, rocky roads, flooded tracks and harsh terrain – in Britain’s most affordable 4x4. The journey to Morocco was also just as arduous, with the team driving more than 2,000 miles from the UK and then all the way back home again.While several specially-built rally cars costing hundreds of thousands were getting stuck overnight in the desert, the shockingly affordable Dusters made it back to the camp each evening after ten-hours of driving. The Dusters were near-standard, with little to no modifications made to them other than some racing seats, roll bars and all-terrain tyres.
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