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Antonio Pacheco, 77, walks in his wheelchair at the Bolivar Home asylum, in Panama City, Panama, 27 April 2020. Panama with 165 deaths and 5,779 infections by COVID-19 has not registered, until now, any case in nursing homes. Uncommon fact compared to other countries in the world where the coronavirus has claimed the lives of thousands of older people. In the Bolivar Home, run by nuns, there are 109 older adults who meet the indefinite quarantine decreed by the Government of Panama on March 25, as one of the measures of social distancing to contain the spread of the virus. None of them wear a mask, only the nurses and caregivers of the residence, who, dressed in blue and white uniforms and hair tied up at the nape of the neck, go to their jobs every day. Nursing homes in Panama, free of the deadly COVID-19 !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUT Copyright: xBienvenidoxVelascox AME6100 20200428-637236313331960313
An older adult reads a book at the Bolivar Home asylum, in Panama City, Panama, 27 April 2020. Panama with 165 deaths and 5,779 infections by COVID-19 has not registered, until now, any case in nursing homes. Uncommon fact compared to other countries in the world where the coronavirus has claimed the lives of thousands of older people. In the Bolivar Home, run by nuns, there are 109 older adults who meet the indefinite quarantine decreed by the Government of Panama on March 25, as one of the measures of social distancing to contain the spread of the virus. None of them wear a mask, only the nurses and caregivers of the residence, who, dressed in blue and white uniforms and hair tied up at the nape of the neck, go to their jobs every day. Nursing homes in Panama, free of the deadly COVID-19 !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xBienvenidoxVelascox AME6094 20200428-637236312703964583
Jose Becker, 69, walks in his wheelchair at the Bolivar Home asylum, in Panama City, Panama, 27 April 2020. Panama with 165 deaths and 5,779 infections by COVID-19 has not registered, until now, any case in nursing homes. Uncommon fact compared to other countries in the world where the coronavirus has claimed the lives of thousands of older people. In the Bolivar Home, run by nuns, there are 109 older adults who meet the indefinite quarantine decreed by the Government of Panama on March 25, as one of the measures of social distancing to contain the spread of the virus. None of them wear a mask, only the nurses and caregivers of the residence, who, dressed in blue and white uniforms and hair tied up at the nape of the neck, go to their jobs every day. Nursing homes in Panama, free of the deadly COVID-19 !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG Copyright: xBienvenidoxVelascox AME6098 20200428-637236312688808433
Natalia Murillo performs cleaning in one of the rooms at the Bolivar Home asylum, in Panama City, Panama, 27 April 2020. Panama with 165 deaths and 5,779 infections by COVID-19 has not registered, until now, any case in nursing homes. Uncommon fact compared to other countries in the world where the coronavirus has claimed the lives of thousands of older people. In the Bolivar Home, run by nuns, there are 109 older adults who meet the indefinite quarantine decreed by the Government of Panama on March 25, as one of the measures of social distancing to contain the spread of the virus. None of them wear a mask, only the nurses and caregivers of the residence, who, dressed in blue and white uniforms and hair tied up at the nape of the neck, go to their jobs every day. Nursing homes in Panama, free of the deadly COVID-19 !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIO Copyright: xBienvenidoxVelascox AME6106 20200428-637236312073803130
Workers at the Bolivar Home asylum give breakfast to elderly residents, in Panama City, Panama, 27 April 2020. Panama with 165 deaths and 5,779 infections by COVID-19 has not registered, until now, any case in nursing homes. Uncommon fact compared to other countries in the world where the coronavirus has claimed the lives of thousands of older people. In the Bolivar Home, run by nuns, there are 109 older adults who meet the indefinite quarantine decreed by the Government of Panama on March 25, as one of the measures of social distancing to contain the spread of the virus. None of them wear a mask, only the nurses and caregivers of the residence, who, dressed in blue and white uniforms and hair tied up at the nape of the neck, go to their jobs every day. Nursing homes in Panama, free of the deadly COVID-19 !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZ Copyright: xBienvenidoxVelascox AME6089 20200428-637236311459709338