The Jerusalem Navon Train Station is nearly empty as train service is renewed nationwide after 89 days of Coronavirus suspension. A 500 passengers per train restriction is implied and commuters are required to reserve passage in advance to prevent further spread of COVID-19 as infection rates renew spike in recent weeks. Jerusalem Israel - ZUMAa126 20200622_zap_a126_007
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June 22, 2020, Jerusalem, Israel: The Jerusalem Navon Train Station is nearly empty as train service is renewed nationwide after 89 days of Coronavirus suspension. A 500 passengers per train restriction is implied and commuters are required to reserve passage in advance to prevent further spread of COVID-19 as infection rates renew spike in recent weeks. Jerusalem Israel - ZUMAa126 20200622_zap_a126_007
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