Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt

07.04.2020

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Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Migrants wearing masks outside the palace Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Men in white protective suits cleaning the perimeter Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt The army patrolling the perimeter Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt The army patrolling the perimeter Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt The army patrolling the perimeter Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Migrants wearing masks outside the palace Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Migrants wearing masks outside the palace Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Men in white protective suits cleaning the perimeter Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Migrants wearing masks outside the palace Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Migrants wearing masks outside the palace Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Men in white protective suits cleaning the perimeter Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt A migrant at the window Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Migrants wearing masks outside the palace Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi
Coronavirus in Italien, Besetztes Gebäude Salem Palace in Rom wird zur Roten Zone erklärt Men in white protective suits cleaning the perimeter Rome April 7th 2020. First declared red zone in Rome. Due to the Coronavirus spread, two people are suspected to be positive to the Covid-19 virus at Selam Palace, the biggest occupied palace in Rome. Salem Palace was occupied in 2006, after the eviction of more than 800 migrants from the Hotel Africa. It s estimated that in the Selam palace live about 250 people from Horn of Africa peninsula (Etiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan). Photo Samantha Zucchi Insidefoto SamanthaxZucchi

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