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Primeiro dia de fase emergencial tem centro esvaziado em SP

Ruas desertas e poucos comércios que se arriscaram a abrir fazem parte do cenário da região central da capital nesta segunda (15)

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BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS Picture of an almost empty street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, taken on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
Picture of an empty street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, taken on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS People walk along a pedestrian street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, seen on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
Comércio da rua Santa Efigênia, no centro de São Paulo, amanheceu fechado nesta segunda (15)
BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS View of Sao Paulo, Brazil, seen on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS Picture of an almost empty street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, taken on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Un hombre observa a través de una puerta de un local comercial hoy, en Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Un hombre realiza malabares hoy, en una calle de Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Dos hombres conversan frente a un local comercial hoy, en una calle de Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Una mujer camina hoy por una calle de Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr

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BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS Picture of an almost empty street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, taken on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
Picture of an empty street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, taken on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS People walk along a pedestrian street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, seen on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
Comércio da rua Santa Efigênia, no centro de São Paulo, amanheceu fechado nesta segunda (15)
BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS View of Sao Paulo, Brazil, seen on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
BRAZIL-HEALTH-VIRUS-RESTRICTIONS Picture of an almost empty street in Sao Paulo, Brazil, taken on March 15, 2021 hours before a night-time curfew takes effect in the state of Sao Paulo amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The state of Sao Paulo has been in a "red" alert since March 6 due to a coronavirus uptick, with the closure of parks, bars, restaurants, museums and non-essential shops. Sao Paulo is the hardest-hit state, with nearly 64,000 deaths, and will impose even stricter curbs Monday, with churches closed, sports events cancelled, and a nightly curfew. Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Un hombre observa a través de una puerta de un local comercial hoy, en Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Un hombre realiza malabares hoy, en una calle de Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Dos hombres conversan frente a un local comercial hoy, en una calle de Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr
AME2855. SAO PAULO (BRASIL), 15/03/2021.- Una mujer camina hoy por una calle de Sao Paulo (Brasil). Nuevas restricciones adoptadas por el Gobierno de Sao Paulo, uno de los estados brasileños más afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus, entraron este lunes en vigor con el objetivo de evitar el colapso de su sistema público de salud. Ante el rápido incremento de las hospitalizaciones por covid-19, el Gobierno de Sao Paulo se vio obligado a pasar de la llamada "fase roja" de su plan de confinamiento a una "fase de emergencia", todavía más rígida. EFE/ Fernando Bizerra Jr

O primeiro dia de fase emergencial no centro da capital paulista foi de ruas vazias e a maior parte do comércio de porta fechada. Na fase restritiva que entrou em vigor nesta segunda-feira (15), apenas atividades essenciais podem funcionar. A medida va...

O primeiro dia de fase emergencial no centro da capital paulista foi de ruas vazias e a maior parte do comércio de porta fechada. Na fase restritiva que entrou em vigor nesta segunda-feira (15), apenas atividades essenciais podem funcionar. A medida vale até o dia 30 de março

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