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A men wearing a face mask walks under a red lantern that were put up for the Chinese New Year marking the Year of the Ox at Martin Moniz square in Lisbon, Portugal on February 12, 2021. This year, with restrictions imposed by the state of emergency in Portugal due to the COVID-19 pandemic, online broadcasting replaces Chinese New Year celebrations, such as the traditional parade with dragons, snakes and acrobats, which attracts hundreds of people every year to the Almirante Reis avenue, however the traditional red lanterns adorn the avenue, to mark the event. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210212_zap_f123_004

A men wearing a face mask walks under a red lantern that were put up for the Chinese New Year marking the Year of the Ox at Martin Moniz square in Lisbon, Portugal on February 12, 2021. This year, with restrictions imposed by the state of emergency in Portugal due to the COVID-19 pandemic, online broadcasting replaces Chinese New Year celebrations, such as the traditional parade with dragons, snakes and acrobats, which attracts hundreds of people every year to the Almirante Reis avenue, however the traditional red lanterns adorn the avenue, to mark the event. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210212_zap_f123_004

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February 12, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: A men wearing a face mask walks under a red lantern that were put up for the Chinese New Year marking the Year of the Ox at Martin Moniz square in Lisbon, Portugal on February 12, 2021. This year, with restrictions imposed by the state of emergency in Portugal due to the COVID-19 pandemic, online broadcasting replaces Chinese New Year celebrations, such as the traditional parade with dragons, snakes and acrobats, which attracts hundreds of people every year to the Almirante Reis avenue, however the traditional red lanterns adorn the avenue, to mark the event. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAf123 20210212_zap_f123_004

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