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  3. Coronavirus in the Netherlands, empty streets in Amsterdam

Coronavirus in the Netherlands, empty streets in Amsterdam

Mar 23, 2020

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  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A couple wearing face masks as a precaution against the spread of Coronavirus walk through the streets of Chinatown..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_069 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A couple wearing face masks as a precaution against the spread of Coronavirus walk through the streets of Chinatown..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_069 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of one of the canals deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_068 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of one of the canals deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_068 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of an empty street in Chinatown..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_067 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of an empty street in Chinatown..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_067 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A man is seen coming out of the subway..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_066 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A man is seen coming out of the subway..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_066 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The terrace of the famous Hard Rock Cafe is empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_065 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The terrace of the famous Hard Rock Cafe is empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_065 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: Tourism boats are seen deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_064 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: Tourism boats are seen deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_064 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of the Rijksmuseum area completely deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_063 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of the Rijksmuseum area completely deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_063 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Museum plein area is empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_061 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Museum plein area is empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_061 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A group of bikes are seen decorated with flowers on an empty street..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_060 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A group of bikes are seen decorated with flowers on an empty street..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_060 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A woman rides a bike through an empty street..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_059 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A woman rides a bike through an empty street..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_059 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Dam Square in the center of the city is pictured empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_058 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Dam Square in the center of the city is pictured empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_058 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A Coronavirus warming sign hangs at the Central train station..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_057 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A Coronavirus warming sign hangs at the Central train station..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_057 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of the Rijksmuseum area completely deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_056 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of the Rijksmuseum area completely deserted due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_056 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Damrak a street always full of tourists is pictured empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_055 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Damrak a street always full of tourists is pictured empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_055 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Central train station is viewed empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_053 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: The Central train station is viewed empty due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_053 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of a sign that indicates how to reach the center of the city..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_052 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of a sign that indicates how to reach the center of the city..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_052 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A few people are seen sitting around the monument at the Dam Square..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_051 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A few people are seen sitting around the monument at the Dam Square..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_051 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A man walks on an street..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_050 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A man walks on an street..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_050 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of a nearly empty train..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_049 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of a nearly empty train..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_049 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of a restaurant closed due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_054 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of a restaurant closed due to the spread of the coronavirus..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_054 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

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