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Indonésia suspende busca por avião que caiu em mar e familiares homenageiam vítimas; na Índia, maior vacinação do mundo se intensifica

  • Jakarta (Indonesia), 22/01/2021.- Indonesian relatives of the victim of the crashed Sriwijaya air plane SJ182 lay the flowers from Indonesian Navy Hospital ship KRI Semarang on the crash site on Jakarta Bay's Water, Indonesia, 22 January 2021. Sriwijaya Air flight SJ182 crashed into the sea off the Jakarta coast on 09 January 2021 shortly after taking off from Jakarta International Airport while en route to Pontianak in West Kalimantan province. EFE/EPA/BAGUS INDAHONO
  • New Delhi (India), 22/01/2021.- Health workers line up at the Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital near New Delhi, India, 22 January 2021. One of the world's biggest and nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive launched by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and aimed at inoculating 30 million people continues of vaccinating healthcare workers and high-risk groups like Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) doctors, MBBS students. (Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
  • New Delhi (India), 22/01/2021.- Indian artists get their COVID-19 RT-PCR test done before taking part in the Tableau press preview ahead of Indian Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi, India, 22 January 2021. Indians mark 26 January as the anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution in 1950 and is celebrated as India's Republic Day all over the country. (Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/RAJAT GUPTA
  • Beijing (China), 22/01/2021.- Local residents line up for nucleic acid testing at their community in Beijing, China, 22 January 2021. EFE/EPA/STRINGER
  • Cape Town (South Africa), 21/01/2021.- A general view of the closed international Blue Flagged Camps Bay beach in Cape Town, South Africa, 21 January 2021. The Tourism Business Council of South Africa has said the closure of beaches has had a devastating impact on the tourism industry. South Africa's world renown and pristine beaches, many of them on the international Blue Flag list meeting high environmental and quality standards, are closed in most parts of the country due to governments lockdown laws. South Africa's Covid-19 surge due to the spread of the new more contagious variant of the coronavirus 501.V2 has resulted in more severe lockdown measures including the closure of beaches. South Africa is in the midst of its peak tourism season with the beaches a major international attraction. Travel bans and closed beaches are crippling the already struggling industry according to experts. (Sudáfrica) EFE/EPA/NIC BOTHMA ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET
  • Mitzpe Ramon (Israel), 22/01/2021.- Nubian ibex roam the streets during a national lockdown in Mitzpe Ramon, southern Israel, 22 January 2021. Although Israel is one of the first countries to have received vaccines and has so far vaccinated more then two million of its around nine million citizens, the rate of infection with the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus, that causes the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), is rising drastically as Israel entered a full closure of two weeks. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
  • Singapore (Singapore), 22/01/2021.- A man holding an umbrella walks past the Merlion statue in Singapore, 22 January 2021. Singapore's economy is expected to rebound four to six per cent in 2021 following its worst recession due to the economic fallout caused by the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic (Singapur, Singapur) EFE/EPA/WALLACE WOON
  • Jakarta (Indonesia), 22/01/2021.- Indonesian relatives of the victim of the crashed Sriwijaya air plane SJ182 lay the flowers from Indonesian Navy Hospital ship KRI Semarang on the crash site on Jakarta Bay's Water, Indonesia, 22 January 2021. Sriwijaya Air flight SJ182 crashed into the sea off the Jakarta coast on 09 January 2021 shortly after taking off from Jakarta International Airport while en route to Pontianak in West Kalimantan province. EFE/EPA/BAGUS INDAHONO
  • New Delhi (India), 22/01/2021.- Health workers line up at the Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital near New Delhi, India, 22 January 2021. One of the world's biggest and nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive launched by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and aimed at inoculating 30 million people continues of vaccinating healthcare workers and high-risk groups like Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) doctors, MBBS students. (Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
  • New Delhi (India), 22/01/2021.- Indian artists get their COVID-19 RT-PCR test done before taking part in the Tableau press preview ahead of Indian Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi, India, 22 January 2021. Indians mark 26 January as the anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution in 1950 and is celebrated as India's Republic Day all over the country. (Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/RAJAT GUPTA
  • Beijing (China), 22/01/2021.- Local residents line up for nucleic acid testing at their community in Beijing, China, 22 January 2021. EFE/EPA/STRINGER
  • Cape Town (South Africa), 21/01/2021.- A general view of the closed international Blue Flagged Camps Bay beach in Cape Town, South Africa, 21 January 2021. The Tourism Business Council of South Africa has said the closure of beaches has had a devastating impact on the tourism industry. South Africa's world renown and pristine beaches, many of them on the international Blue Flag list meeting high environmental and quality standards, are closed in most parts of the country due to governments lockdown laws. South Africa's Covid-19 surge due to the spread of the new more contagious variant of the coronavirus 501.V2 has resulted in more severe lockdown measures including the closure of beaches. South Africa is in the midst of its peak tourism season with the beaches a major international attraction. Travel bans and closed beaches are crippling the already struggling industry according to experts. (Sudáfrica) EFE/EPA/NIC BOTHMA ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET
  • Mitzpe Ramon (Israel), 22/01/2021.- Nubian ibex roam the streets during a national lockdown in Mitzpe Ramon, southern Israel, 22 January 2021. Although Israel is one of the first countries to have received vaccines and has so far vaccinated more then two million of its around nine million citizens, the rate of infection with the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus, that causes the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), is rising drastically as Israel entered a full closure of two weeks. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
  • Singapore (Singapore), 22/01/2021.- A man holding an umbrella walks past the Merlion statue in Singapore, 22 January 2021. Singapore's economy is expected to rebound four to six per cent in 2021 following its worst recession due to the economic fallout caused by the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic (Singapur, Singapur) EFE/EPA/WALLACE WOON

  • A Indonésia suspendeu as buscas pelo voo SJ182, que caiu no mar de Java em 9 de janeiro, 4 minutos depois de ter decolado. Familiares das 62 vítimas a bordo da aeronave homenagearam os mortos

    Bagus Indahono/EFE/EPA - 22.01.2021

  • Na Índia, a maior campanha de vacinação do mundo se intensificou. O país tem mais de 1 bilhão de habitantes e é o segundo mais afetado pela pandemia

    Harish Tyagi/EFE/EPA - 22.01.2021

  • Antes da comemoração do Dia da República da Índia, artistas foram testados para saber se estavam infectados com covid-19

    Rajat Gupta/EFE/EPA - 22.01.2021

  • Em Pequim, na China, moradores fazem fila para serem testados

    EFE/EPA/STRINGER - 22.01.2021

  • Na África do Sul, praias ainda estão fechadas para conter a transmissão de covid-19

    Nic/EFE/EPA - 21.01.2021

  • Uma família de íbex-da-núbia é vista andando pelas ruas de Israel

    Abir Sultan/EFE/EPA - 22.01.2021

  • Em Singapura, um homem usa um guarda-chuva para passar por baixa da estátua de Merlion. O animal é uma mistura de leão com corpo de peixe e é usado como mascote e personificação do país

    Wallace Woon/EFE/EPA - 22.01.2021

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