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  3. Coronavirus, Portugal hit hard by omicron wave, stock images

Coronavirus, Portugal hit hard by omicron wave, stock images

Dec 27, 2021

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  • Demand for COVID-19 testing increases in Portugal as case numbers rise ahead of the Christmas Festivities People wait for results at a COVID-19 testing center in Cascais, Portugal, on December 22, 2021. As the number of COVID-19 cases keeps on the rise across the country, Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa announced on Tuesday additional measures to contain the spread of Covid-19, such as a mandatory negative test result to access restaurants and public celebrations during Christmas and New Year s. People will also need to test negative for the virus to access cinemas, theatres, sports events, weddings and baptisms until at least 9 January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax originalFilename: fiuza-demandfo211222_npDZN.jpg

    Demand for COVID-19 testing increases in Portugal as case numbers rise ahead of the Christmas Festivities People wait for results at a COVID-19 testing center in Cascais, Portugal, on December 22, 2021. As the number of COVID-19 cases keeps on the rise across the country, Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa announced on Tuesday additional measures to contain the spread of Covid-19, such as a mandatory negative test result to access restaurants and public celebrations during Christmas and New Year s. People will also need to test negative for the virus to access cinemas, theatres, sports events, weddings and baptisms until at least 9 January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax originalFilename: fiuza-demandfo211222_npDZN.jpg

  • Demand for COVID-19 testing increases in Portugal as case numbers rise ahead of the Christmas Festivities COVID-19 test sticks are seen at a COVID-19 testing center in Cascais, Portugal, on December 22, 2021. As the number of COVID-19 cases keeps on the rise across the country, Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa announced on Tuesday additional measures to contain the spread of Covid-19, such as a mandatory negative test result to access restaurants and public celebrations during Christmas and New Year s. People will also need to test negative for the virus to access cinemas, theatres, sports events, weddings and baptisms until at least 9 January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax originalFilename: fiuza-demandfo211222_npw3D.jpg

    Demand for COVID-19 testing increases in Portugal as case numbers rise ahead of the Christmas Festivities COVID-19 test sticks are seen at a COVID-19 testing center in Cascais, Portugal, on December 22, 2021. As the number of COVID-19 cases keeps on the rise across the country, Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa announced on Tuesday additional measures to contain the spread of Covid-19, such as a mandatory negative test result to access restaurants and public celebrations during Christmas and New Year s. People will also need to test negative for the virus to access cinemas, theatres, sports events, weddings and baptisms until at least 9 January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax originalFilename: fiuza-demandfo211222_npw3D.jpg

  • (211223) -- LISBON, Dec. 23, 2021 -- A health worker takes a swab sample from a woman at a COVID-19 testing center in Cascais, Portugal, Dec. 22, 2021. (Photo by Xinhua) PORTUGAL-CASCAIS-COVID-19-TESTING PedroxFiuza

    (211223) -- LISBON, Dec. 23, 2021 -- A health worker takes a swab sample from a woman at a COVID-19 testing center in Cascais, Portugal, Dec. 22, 2021. (Photo by Xinhua) PORTUGAL-CASCAIS-COVID-19-TESTING PedroxFiuza

  • Portugal starts COVID-19 vaccination for children aged 5 to 11 A health worker holding a tray with the COVID-19 vaccine walks between vaccination booths at the Sao Domingos de Rana vaccination center as Portugal begins vaccinating 5 to 11 year-olds, in Cascais, Portugal, on December 18, 2021. Cascais Portugal Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax originalFilename:fiuza-portugal211218_npZIo.jpg

    Portugal starts COVID-19 vaccination for children aged 5 to 11 A health worker holding a tray with the COVID-19 vaccine walks between vaccination booths at the Sao Domingos de Rana vaccination center as Portugal begins vaccinating 5 to 11 year-olds, in Cascais, Portugal, on December 18, 2021. Cascais Portugal Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax originalFilename:fiuza-portugal211218_npZIo.jpg

  • Portugal Coronavirus Restrictions 6719638 11.12.2021 Portuguese National Guard officers stop drivers and check their Covid-19 passport or any negative coronavirus test before letting them getting into Portugal, on the border between Portugal and Spain, in Vilar Formoso, Portugal. From December 1, Portugal controls the access into the country from Spain, in order to avoid the state of calamity due the high incidence of the Covid-19. Gustavo Valiente Sputnik Portugal Copyright: xGustavoxValientex

    Portugal Coronavirus Restrictions 6719638 11.12.2021 Portuguese National Guard officers stop drivers and check their Covid-19 passport or any negative coronavirus test before letting them getting into Portugal, on the border between Portugal and Spain, in Vilar Formoso, Portugal. From December 1, Portugal controls the access into the country from Spain, in order to avoid the state of calamity due the high incidence of the Covid-19. Gustavo Valiente Sputnik Portugal Copyright: xGustavoxValientex

  • Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic A woman wearing a protective mask walks near Moscavide train station, Lisbon. 04 December 2021. There are more than 34 confirmed cases of the Omicron variant in Portugal. The information was released by the health authorities, in the follow-up report of the red lines of the covid-19 pandemic in the country. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211204_np2ua.jpg

    Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic A woman wearing a protective mask walks near Moscavide train station, Lisbon. 04 December 2021. There are more than 34 confirmed cases of the Omicron variant in Portugal. The information was released by the health authorities, in the follow-up report of the red lines of the covid-19 pandemic in the country. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211204_np2ua.jpg

  • Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks perform outdoor activities on the Tejo river promenade, near Vasco de Gama bridge, Lisbon. 04 December 2021. Portugal again recorded excess mortality due to Covid 19. November ended with 1,265 deaths more than the average for the years 2017 to 2019. A quarter of the deaths were caused by Covid. The Mortality Surveillance System, which analyses death certificates in real time, records an excess of deaths in the last 11 days. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211204_npJgy.jpg

    Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks perform outdoor activities on the Tejo river promenade, near Vasco de Gama bridge, Lisbon. 04 December 2021. Portugal again recorded excess mortality due to Covid 19. November ended with 1,265 deaths more than the average for the years 2017 to 2019. A quarter of the deaths were caused by Covid. The Mortality Surveillance System, which analyses death certificates in real time, records an excess of deaths in the last 11 days. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211204_npJgy.jpg

  • (211203) -- LISBON, Dec. 3, 2021 -- A traveler shows a negative test certificate as arriving at Humberto Delgado Airport in Lisbon, Portugal, on Dec. 1, 2021. The recent spike in COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations and deaths has prompted the authorities in Portugal to announce a return to the state of calamity on Dec. 1. The new measures include intensified health checks at the country s borders and the reinforcement of the vaccination campaign. (Photo by Xinhua) PORTUGAL-LISBON-COVID-19-MEASURES PedroxFiuza

    (211203) -- LISBON, Dec. 3, 2021 -- A traveler shows a negative test certificate as arriving at Humberto Delgado Airport in Lisbon, Portugal, on Dec. 1, 2021. The recent spike in COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations and deaths has prompted the authorities in Portugal to announce a return to the state of calamity on Dec. 1. The new measures include intensified health checks at the country s borders and the reinforcement of the vaccination campaign. (Photo by Xinhua) PORTUGAL-LISBON-COVID-19-MEASURES PedroxFiuza

  • President Of The Republic Marcelo Rebelo De Sousa At Restoration Of Independence President of the Republic Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa in the Commemorations of the 1st of December day of the Restoration of Independence , on December 1, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Commemorations of the 1st of December, Restoration of Independence, with the President of the Republic Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa at Praca do Restauradores in Lisbon. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xNunoxCruzx originalFilename:cruz-presiden211201_np2yf.jpg

    President Of The Republic Marcelo Rebelo De Sousa At Restoration Of Independence President of the Republic Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa in the Commemorations of the 1st of December day of the Restoration of Independence , on December 1, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Commemorations of the 1st of December, Restoration of Independence, with the President of the Republic Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa at Praca do Restauradores in Lisbon. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xNunoxCruzx originalFilename:cruz-presiden211201_np2yf.jpg

  • New Vaccination Center Opened In Lisbon Two nurses waiting at the new vaccination center, on December 1, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Inauguration of the new vaccination center in Pavilion 4 of the Feira Internacional de Lisboa in Parque das Nacoes. It is the largest vaccination center in the country. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xNunoxCruzx originalFilename:cruz-newvacci211201_np1C3.jpg

    New Vaccination Center Opened In Lisbon Two nurses waiting at the new vaccination center, on December 1, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Inauguration of the new vaccination center in Pavilion 4 of the Feira Internacional de Lisboa in Parque das Nacoes. It is the largest vaccination center in the country. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xNunoxCruzx originalFilename:cruz-newvacci211201_np1C3.jpg

  • New Vaccination Center Opened In Lisbon nurse preparing vaccines to be given to people, on December 1, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Inauguration of the new vaccination center in Pavilion 4 of the Feira Internacional de Lisboa in Parque das Nacoes. It is the largest vaccination center in the country. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xNunoxCruzx originalFilename:cruz-newvacci211201_npLVj.jpg

    New Vaccination Center Opened In Lisbon nurse preparing vaccines to be given to people, on December 1, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Inauguration of the new vaccination center in Pavilion 4 of the Feira Internacional de Lisboa in Parque das Nacoes. It is the largest vaccination center in the country. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xNunoxCruzx originalFilename:cruz-newvacci211201_npLVj.jpg

  • December 1, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: People wait to receive a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine on the first day of a new vaccination center in Lisbon, Portugal, on December 1, 2021. Thousands are expected to be inoculated against COVID-19 and Flu each day at the new vaccination center, the biggest in the country, as the country reverted on December 01 to state of Calamity. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20211201_zap_f123_010 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

    December 1, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: People wait to receive a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine on the first day of a new vaccination center in Lisbon, Portugal, on December 1, 2021. Thousands are expected to be inoculated against COVID-19 and Flu each day at the new vaccination center, the biggest in the country, as the country reverted on December 01 to state of Calamity. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20211201_zap_f123_010 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

  • Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks take walks near Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. Prime Minister Antonio Costa said that the omicron variant of COVID-19 has not yet been detected in Portugal, but that if it is, appropriate measures will be taken. Lisboa Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_np9xh.jpg

    Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks take walks near Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. Prime Minister Antonio Costa said that the omicron variant of COVID-19 has not yet been detected in Portugal, but that if it is, appropriate measures will be taken. Lisboa Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_np9xh.jpg

  • 27 de noviembre del 2021 (Malaga) Una carta de amor a Malaga de Maria Casado para encender la Navidad. Vamos a ponerle luz no solo a la Navidad, sino a la vida , afirmo la periodista en el momento en que ha pulsado el boton del encendido de la Navidad, momento en el que estaba acompanada del alcalde de Malaga, Francisco de la Torre, la edil de Fiestas, Teresa Porras, y miembros de la Corporacion municipal. Casado agradecio la oportunidad de encender el alumbrado en Malaga: Hoy es un dia especial, estoy orgullosa, estoy agradecida, porque me hacà is sentir una malaguena mas desde el primer dia que pisà esta ciudad . Los atardeceres en los Banos del Carmen, la Esperanza y el Cautivo, el incienso, el romero - que se vaya lo mal FOTOSxLORENZOxCARNERO CORDONPRESS

    27 de noviembre del 2021 (Malaga) Una carta de amor a Malaga de Maria Casado para encender la Navidad. Vamos a ponerle luz no solo a la Navidad, sino a la vida , afirmo la periodista en el momento en que ha pulsado el boton del encendido de la Navidad, momento en el que estaba acompanada del alcalde de Malaga, Francisco de la Torre, la edil de Fiestas, Teresa Porras, y miembros de la Corporacion municipal. Casado agradecio la oportunidad de encender el alumbrado en Malaga: Hoy es un dia especial, estoy orgullosa, estoy agradecida, porque me hacà is sentir una malaguena mas desde el primer dia que pisà esta ciudad . Los atardeceres en los Banos del Carmen, la Esperanza y el Cautivo, el incienso, el romero - que se vaya lo mal FOTOSxLORENZOxCARNERO CORDONPRESS

  • Daily Life In Portugal Amid COVID-19 Pandemic A woman wearing protective mask walks near Arco de Augusta, in Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. The Portuguese government decreed a state of emergency starting December 1 due to the covid-19 pandemic, considering that the country is not as well as it should be: for several weeks now the country has been climbing up the risk matrix, with an increasing number of new daily infections, deaths and admissions to hospital. The new measures include the return of the mandatory use of masks, increased testing and a week of containment in January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_npmvo.jpg

    Daily Life In Portugal Amid COVID-19 Pandemic A woman wearing protective mask walks near Arco de Augusta, in Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. The Portuguese government decreed a state of emergency starting December 1 due to the covid-19 pandemic, considering that the country is not as well as it should be: for several weeks now the country has been climbing up the risk matrix, with an increasing number of new daily infections, deaths and admissions to hospital. The new measures include the return of the mandatory use of masks, increased testing and a week of containment in January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_npmvo.jpg

  • Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks take walks near Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. The Portuguese government decreed a state of emergency starting December 1 due to the covid-19 pandemic, considering that the country is not as well as it should be: for several weeks now the country has been climbing up the risk matrix, with an increasing number of new daily infections, deaths and admissions to hospital. The new measures include the return of the mandatory use of masks, increased testing and a week of containment in January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_np5vc.jpg

    Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks take walks near Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. The Portuguese government decreed a state of emergency starting December 1 due to the covid-19 pandemic, considering that the country is not as well as it should be: for several weeks now the country has been climbing up the risk matrix, with an increasing number of new daily infections, deaths and admissions to hospital. The new measures include the return of the mandatory use of masks, increased testing and a week of containment in January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_np5vc.jpg

  • Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks take walks near Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. The Portuguese government decreed a state of emergency starting December 1 due to the covid-19 pandemic, considering that the country is not as well as it should be: for several weeks now the country has been climbing up the risk matrix, with an increasing number of new daily infections, deaths and admissions to hospital. The new measures include the return of the mandatory use of masks, increased testing and a week of containment in January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_npecW.jpg

    Daily Life In Lisbon Amid COVID-19 Pandemic People wearing protective masks take walks near Praca de Comercio, Lisbon. November 26, 2021. The Portuguese government decreed a state of emergency starting December 1 due to the covid-19 pandemic, considering that the country is not as well as it should be: for several weeks now the country has been climbing up the risk matrix, with an increasing number of new daily infections, deaths and admissions to hospital. The new measures include the return of the mandatory use of masks, increased testing and a week of containment in January. Lisbon Portugal Copyright: xJorgexMantillax originalFilename:mantilla-notitle211126_npecW.jpg

  • (INT) Government of Portugal adopts new measures on flights to contain the advance of Covid-19. November 26, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal. Passenger movement at the Humberto Delgado International Airport, in Lisbon, on Friday, November (26). The Portuguese government has introduced new measures to contain the growth of the covid-19 pandemic and some of the new rules affect arrivals in the country by by air. Credit: Edson de Souza TheNews2 Copyright: xEdsonxdexSouzax

    (INT) Government of Portugal adopts new measures on flights to contain the advance of Covid-19. November 26, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal. Passenger movement at the Humberto Delgado International Airport, in Lisbon, on Friday, November (26). The Portuguese government has introduced new measures to contain the growth of the covid-19 pandemic and some of the new rules affect arrivals in the country by by air. Credit: Edson de Souza TheNews2 Copyright: xEdsonxdexSouzax

  • Lisbon, Portugal 25 11 2021 on Lisbon pre-Christmas v l , people face a COVID 19 test centre, pandemic Copyright: JoaquimxAraujo

    Lisbon, Portugal 25 11 2021 on Lisbon pre-Christmas v l , people face a COVID 19 test centre, pandemic Copyright: JoaquimxAraujo

  • A Portuguese Red Cross health worker its seen performing a COVID19 test on a person on June 4, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Covid19 numbers in Portugal are rising and the Portuguese Red Cross has a plan offering Free COVID-19 tests around the city, mostly in turistic sites. Where: Lisbon, Portugal When: 04 Jun 2021 Credit: Luis Boza Cover Images Copyright: xLuisxBozax 41480188 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.

    A Portuguese Red Cross health worker its seen performing a COVID19 test on a person on June 4, 2021 in Lisbon, Portugal. Covid19 numbers in Portugal are rising and the Portuguese Red Cross has a plan offering Free COVID-19 tests around the city, mostly in turistic sites. Where: Lisbon, Portugal When: 04 Jun 2021 Credit: Luis Boza Cover Images Copyright: xLuisxBozax 41480188 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.

  • Bilder des Jahres 2021, News 01 Januar January 29, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Ambulances waiting in a queue amid Covid-19 pandemic..Dozens of ambulances line up to drop off patients infected with Covid-19 at the Santa Maria hospital in Lisbon. The wait can take up to 12 hours. While waiting, patients receive assistance inside the emergency vehicles. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210129_zaa_s197_090 Copyright: xHugoxAmaralx

    Bilder des Jahres 2021, News 01 Januar January 29, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Ambulances waiting in a queue amid Covid-19 pandemic..Dozens of ambulances line up to drop off patients infected with Covid-19 at the Santa Maria hospital in Lisbon. The wait can take up to 12 hours. While waiting, patients receive assistance inside the emergency vehicles. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210129_zaa_s197_090 Copyright: xHugoxAmaralx

  • January 26, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa speaks to journalists during a visit a new COVID-19 ward being set up at the Military Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal on January 26, 2021. The Military Hospital is expanding it s number of beds available to take COVID-19 patients from the National Health Service, when Portugal on Tuesday saw another 291 deaths associated with Covid-19 in the previous 24 hours, the highest daily figure since the start of the pandemic, and 10,765 new confirmed cases of infection. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210126_zap_f123_014 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

    January 26, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa speaks to journalists during a visit a new COVID-19 ward being set up at the Military Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal on January 26, 2021. The Military Hospital is expanding it s number of beds available to take COVID-19 patients from the National Health Service, when Portugal on Tuesday saw another 291 deaths associated with Covid-19 in the previous 24 hours, the highest daily figure since the start of the pandemic, and 10,765 new confirmed cases of infection. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210126_zap_f123_014 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

  • January 26, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, Prime Minister Antonio Costa and Health Minister Marta Temido visit a new COVID-19 ward being set up at the Military Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal on January 26, 2021. The Military Hospital is expanding it s number of beds available to take COVID-19 patients from the National Health Service, when Portugal on Tuesday saw another 291 deaths associated with Covid-19 in the previous 24 hours, the highest daily figure since the start of the pandemic, and 10,765 new confirmed cases of infection. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210126_zap_f123_013 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

    January 26, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, Prime Minister Antonio Costa and Health Minister Marta Temido visit a new COVID-19 ward being set up at the Military Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal on January 26, 2021. The Military Hospital is expanding it s number of beds available to take COVID-19 patients from the National Health Service, when Portugal on Tuesday saw another 291 deaths associated with Covid-19 in the previous 24 hours, the highest daily figure since the start of the pandemic, and 10,765 new confirmed cases of infection. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210126_zap_f123_013 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

  • January 24, 2021, Porto, Portugal: A health worker wearing a protective suit attends to an infected patient in an intensive care unit (ICU) at the University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto..The University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto, a central hospital in the northern region, receives patients with Covid-19. Portugal currently has 609,136 confirmed cases, 441,556 recoveries and 9,920 death, making it the worst country in the world with the most new cases per million inhabitants. Porto Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210124_zaa_s197_004 Copyright: xRitaxFranÁAx

    January 24, 2021, Porto, Portugal: A health worker wearing a protective suit attends to an infected patient in an intensive care unit (ICU) at the University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto..The University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto, a central hospital in the northern region, receives patients with Covid-19. Portugal currently has 609,136 confirmed cases, 441,556 recoveries and 9,920 death, making it the worst country in the world with the most new cases per million inhabitants. Porto Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210124_zaa_s197_004 Copyright: xRitaxFranÁAx

  • January 23, 2021, Porto, Portugal: A health worker wearing a protective suit removes gloves in a ward at the University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto..The University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto, a central hospital in the northern region, receives patients with Covid-19. Portugal currently has 609,136 confirmed cases, 441,556 recoveries and 9,920 death, making it the worst country in the world with the most new cases per million inhabitants. Porto Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210123_zaa_s197_234 Copyright: xRitaxFranÁAx

    January 23, 2021, Porto, Portugal: A health worker wearing a protective suit removes gloves in a ward at the University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto..The University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto, a central hospital in the northern region, receives patients with Covid-19. Portugal currently has 609,136 confirmed cases, 441,556 recoveries and 9,920 death, making it the worst country in the world with the most new cases per million inhabitants. Porto Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210123_zaa_s197_234 Copyright: xRitaxFranÁAx

  • January 23, 2021, Porto, Portugal: A health worker wearing a protective suit attends to an infected patient in a ward at the University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto..The University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto, a central hospital in the northern region, receives patients with Covid-19. Portugal currently has 609,136 confirmed cases, 441,556 recoveries and 9,920 death, making it the worst country in the world with the most new cases per million inhabitants. Porto Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210123_zaa_s197_231 Copyright: xRitaxFranÁAx

    January 23, 2021, Porto, Portugal: A health worker wearing a protective suit attends to an infected patient in a ward at the University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto..The University Hospital of Sao Joao do Porto, a central hospital in the northern region, receives patients with Covid-19. Portugal currently has 609,136 confirmed cases, 441,556 recoveries and 9,920 death, making it the worst country in the world with the most new cases per million inhabitants. Porto Portugal - ZUMAs197 20210123_zaa_s197_231 Copyright: xRitaxFranÁAx

  • January 8, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: A healthcare worker wearing a protective suit walks by an ambulance at the Curry Cabral Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal, January 8, 2020. Portugal reported today a record 10,176 new COVID-19 cases and 118 deaths in 24 hours, the highest daily figures since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the national health authority Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210108_zap_f123_009 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

    January 8, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: A healthcare worker wearing a protective suit walks by an ambulance at the Curry Cabral Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal, January 8, 2020. Portugal reported today a record 10,176 new COVID-19 cases and 118 deaths in 24 hours, the highest daily figures since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the national health authority Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210108_zap_f123_009 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

  • January 8, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: A COVID-19 patient is carried on a stretcher by healthcare workers at the Curry Cabral Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal, on January 8, 2021. Portugal reported today a record 10,176 new COVID-19 cases and 118 deaths in 24 hours, the highest daily figures since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the national health authority Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210108_zap_f123_005 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

    January 8, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: A COVID-19 patient is carried on a stretcher by healthcare workers at the Curry Cabral Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal, on January 8, 2021. Portugal reported today a record 10,176 new COVID-19 cases and 118 deaths in 24 hours, the highest daily figures since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the national health authority Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210108_zap_f123_005 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

  • January 8, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: A healthcare worker dresses a protective suit before carrying a COVID-19 patient at the Curry Cabral Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal, January 8, 2020. Portugal reported today a record 10,176 new COVID-19 cases and 118 deaths in 24 hours, the highest daily figures since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the national health authority Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210108_zap_f123_001 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

    January 8, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: A healthcare worker dresses a protective suit before carrying a COVID-19 patient at the Curry Cabral Hospital in Lisbon, Portugal, January 8, 2020. Portugal reported today a record 10,176 new COVID-19 cases and 118 deaths in 24 hours, the highest daily figures since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the national health authority Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210108_zap_f123_001 Copyright: xPedroxFiuzax

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