Coronavirus im Gazastreifen, UNRWA Direktor Matthias Schmale bekommt Impfung

24.02.2021

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February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_014 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, receives a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_013 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_012 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_011 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_010 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_009 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_008 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, receives a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_006 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, receives a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_004 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_003 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax
February 24, 2021, Gaza city, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza strip, Matthias Schmale, speaks before receiving a dose of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a UN clinic in Gaza City, on February 24, 2021. Palestinians in Gaza began a limited COVID-19 vaccination programme on Monday after receiving doses donated by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, but a wider campaign could be further off as health officials await larger shipments Gaza city Palestinian Territory - ZUMAap3_ 20210224_zaf_ap3_001 Copyright: xAshrafxAmrax

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