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  3. Coronavirus, Baden-Württemberg opens first drive-in test stations

Coronavirus, Baden-Württemberg opens first drive-in test stations

Mar 6, 2020

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  • Health workers in biohazard suits treat patients at a drive-thru coronavirus testing center at Seoul Metropolitan Eunpyeong Hospital on March 4, 2020 SEO2020030448 THOMASxMARESCA

    Health workers in biohazard suits treat patients at a drive-thru coronavirus testing center at Seoul Metropolitan Eunpyeong Hospital on March 4, 2020 SEO2020030448 THOMASxMARESCA

  • Health workers in biohazard collect samples from patients at a drive-thru coronavirus testing center at Seoul Metropolitan Eunpyeong Hospital on March 4, 2020 SEO2020030447 THOMASxMARESCA

    Health workers in biohazard collect samples from patients at a drive-thru coronavirus testing center at Seoul Metropolitan Eunpyeong Hospital on March 4, 2020 SEO2020030447 THOMASxMARESCA

  • (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- Medical workers of hospital of Yeungnam University make health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

    (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- Medical workers of hospital of Yeungnam University make health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

  • (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- A medical worker of hospital of Yeungnam University makes health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

    (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- A medical worker of hospital of Yeungnam University makes health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

  • (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- A medical worker of hospital of Yeungnam University makes health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

    (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- A medical worker of hospital of Yeungnam University makes health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

  • (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- Medical workers of hospital of Yeungnam University make health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

    (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- Medical workers of hospital of Yeungnam University make health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

  • (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- A medical worker of hospital of Yeungnam University makes health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

    (200304) -- DAEGU, March 4, 2020 -- A medical worker of hospital of Yeungnam University makes health screening at a drive-through clinic in Daegu, South Korea, March 4, 2020. South Korea confirmed 293 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 5,621. As of 4 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 5,621, up 293 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Two more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 33. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

  • Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : Medical staff get samples at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123342489)

    Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : Medical staff get samples at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123342489)

  • Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : A medical staff gets samples at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123342091)

    Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : A medical staff gets samples at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123342091)

  • Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : People in their cars arrive at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123340671)

    Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : People in their cars arrive at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123340671)

  • Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : People in their cars arrive at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123340522)

    Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : People in their cars arrive at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123340522)

  • Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : People in their cars arrive at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123340518)

    Drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19, Feb 28, 2020 : People in their cars arrive at a drive-thru clinic testing of the COVID-19 in Goyang, north of Seoul, South Korea. South Korea s local governments have introduced testing facilities where medical staff take samples from people in cars who have suspected symptoms of COVID-19. Drivers do not have to get out of their cars and they open a window to be checked for fever or have samples taken by medical staff in protective suits. Health authorities said the entire process takes about 10 minutes. South Korea reported 571 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday to bring the total number of infections to 2,337 as the country worked actively to counter the spreading virus with extensive testing, local media reported. (123340518)

  • February 27, 2020, Daegu, SOUTH KOREA: Feb 27, 2020-Daegu, South Korea-COVID19 suspected patients stay in the car, the drive-through facility at medical center in Daegu, South Korea. South Korea reported another daily spike in the number of new infections of the new coronavirus on Thursday, and more additional cases may be identified in the hardest-hit city of Daegu and its neighboring regions as virus tests started on more than 210,000 members of a religious sect at the center of the rapid spread. The whopping 334 new cases took the nation s total infections to 1,595, according to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Daegu SOUTH KOREA - ZUMAr168 20200227_zap_r168_013 Copyright: xRyuxSeung-Ilx

    February 27, 2020, Daegu, SOUTH KOREA: Feb 27, 2020-Daegu, South Korea-COVID19 suspected patients stay in the car, the drive-through facility at medical center in Daegu, South Korea. South Korea reported another daily spike in the number of new infections of the new coronavirus on Thursday, and more additional cases may be identified in the hardest-hit city of Daegu and its neighboring regions as virus tests started on more than 210,000 members of a religious sect at the center of the rapid spread. The whopping 334 new cases took the nation s total infections to 1,595, according to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Daegu SOUTH KOREA - ZUMAr168 20200227_zap_r168_013 Copyright: xRyuxSeung-Ilx

  • (200215) -- XIAOGAN, Feb. 15, 2020 -- Traffic police Wang Wenqi checks a car in Xiaogan, central China s Hubei Province, Feb. 15, 2020. Xiaogan witnessed a snowfall on Saturday as people around the city still fight in the battle against the novel coronavirus. ) CHINA-HUBEI-XIAOGAN-SNOW-NCP(CN) HuxHuhu

    (200215) -- XIAOGAN, Feb. 15, 2020 -- Traffic police Wang Wenqi checks a car in Xiaogan, central China s Hubei Province, Feb. 15, 2020. Xiaogan witnessed a snowfall on Saturday as people around the city still fight in the battle against the novel coronavirus. ) CHINA-HUBEI-XIAOGAN-SNOW-NCP(CN) HuxHuhu

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