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  3. Coronavirus in Mexiko, Eindrücke aus Mexiko-Stadt

Coronavirus in Mexiko, Eindrücke aus Mexiko-Stadt

19.12.2020

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  • December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: A view of closed stores in Mexico City amid coronavirus crisis..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_160 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

    December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: A view of closed stores in Mexico City amid coronavirus crisis..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_160 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

  • December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: A view of closed stores in Mexico City amid coronavirus crisis..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_158 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

    December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: A view of closed stores in Mexico City amid coronavirus crisis..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_158 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

  • December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: Kids walk on a semi deserted Moneda Street in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_154 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

    December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: Kids walk on a semi deserted Moneda Street in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_154 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

  • December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: A member of the City government personnel provides an antibacterial gel to a man wearing a face mask in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_151 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

    December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: A member of the City government personnel provides an antibacterial gel to a man wearing a face mask in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_151 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

  • December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: People wearing face masks walk past Starbucks coffee in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_147 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

    December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: People wearing face masks walk past Starbucks coffee in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_147 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

  • December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: People wearing face masks walk along Motolinia street in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_143 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

    December 19, 2020, Mexico, Mexico: People wearing face masks walk along Motolinia street in Mexico City..Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City announced that the metropolitan area that includes Mexico City and the State of Mexico turned red at the epidemiological traffic light due to the increase in hospitalizations and occupancy of 78% of the hospital beds available to treat the coronavirus. The red light indicates that all non-essential activities will be restricted from December 13 to January 10. Mexico Mexico - ZUMAs197 20201219_zaa_s197_143 Copyright: xGuillermoxDiazx

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