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  5. Coronavirus in Russland, Todeszahl erreicht neuen Höchststand - Archivbilder

Coronavirus in Russland, Todeszahl erreicht neuen Höchststand - Archivbilder

16.10.2021

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  • NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: The immunology department that conducts research of antibodies at Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8 that treats COVID-19 patients. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS114435

    NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: The immunology department that conducts research of antibodies at Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8 that treats COVID-19 patients. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS114435

  • NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: Paramedics admit a patient to Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8 that treats COVID-19 patients. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS11442C

    NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: Paramedics admit a patient to Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8 that treats COVID-19 patients. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS11442C

  • Russia Coronavirus Vaccination 6672846 15.10.2021 A medical worker vaccinates an employee of the Olympic Reserve Equestrian Sports School against COVID-19 in Novosibirsk, Russia. Alexandr Kryazhev Sputnik Novosibirsk Russia Copyright: xAlexandrxKryazhevx

    Russia Coronavirus Vaccination 6672846 15.10.2021 A medical worker vaccinates an employee of the Olympic Reserve Equestrian Sports School against COVID-19 in Novosibirsk, Russia. Alexandr Kryazhev Sputnik Novosibirsk Russia Copyright: xAlexandrxKryazhevx

  • NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: A medical worker wipes the floor at a COVID-19 facility of Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS114427

    NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: A medical worker wipes the floor at a COVID-19 facility of Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS114427

  • News Bilder des Tages NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: A medical worker treats a patient at a COVID-19 facility of Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS114420

    News Bilder des Tages NOVOKUZNETSK, KEMEROVO REGION, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 14, 2021: A medical worker treats a patient at a COVID-19 facility of Novokuznetsk City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No 8. Yaroslav Belyayev TASS TS114420

  • Russia Coronavirus Restrictions 6672779 15.10.2021 Passengers wearing protective face masks leave a metro car at Ploshchad Lenina (Lenin Square) station in Novosibirsk, Russia. Alexandr Kryazhev Sputnik Novosibirsk Russia Copyright: xAlexandrxKryazhevx

    Russia Coronavirus Restrictions 6672779 15.10.2021 Passengers wearing protective face masks leave a metro car at Ploshchad Lenina (Lenin Square) station in Novosibirsk, Russia. Alexandr Kryazhev Sputnik Novosibirsk Russia Copyright: xAlexandrxKryazhevx

  • KRASNODAR, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 12, 2021: A medical worker views x-rays at a COVID-19 facility of Krasnodar s Children s Infectious Diseases Hospital. Roman Sokolov TASS TS114116

    KRASNODAR, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 12, 2021: A medical worker views x-rays at a COVID-19 facility of Krasnodar s Children s Infectious Diseases Hospital. Roman Sokolov TASS TS114116

  • KRASNODAR, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 12, 2021: A medical worker treats a child at a COVID-19 facility of Krasnodar s Children s Infectious Diseases Hospital. Roman Sokolov TASS TS114110

    KRASNODAR, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 12, 2021: A medical worker treats a child at a COVID-19 facility of Krasnodar s Children s Infectious Diseases Hospital. Roman Sokolov TASS TS114110

  • ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 13, 2021: The Endo agar where Enterobacteriaceae bacteria grow during pre-trials of the world’s first edible COVID-19 vaccine at St Petersburg’s Institute of Experimental Medicine. Based on fermented milk, the vaccine can be stored at room temperature; the key advantage of the vaccine is that it can be taken at home without visiting a medical facility of a vaccination site, which itself lowers the risk of catching COVID-19. Alexander Demianchuk TASS TS1140CA

    ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 13, 2021: The Endo agar where Enterobacteriaceae bacteria grow during pre-trials of the world’s first edible COVID-19 vaccine at St Petersburg’s Institute of Experimental Medicine. Based on fermented milk, the vaccine can be stored at room temperature; the key advantage of the vaccine is that it can be taken at home without visiting a medical facility of a vaccination site, which itself lowers the risk of catching COVID-19. Alexander Demianchuk TASS TS1140CA

  • VOLGOGRAD REGION, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 12, 2021: A healthcare worker checks on a patient in an intensive care unit at the Kalachevskaya Central District Hospital treating people who suffer from the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). On October 12, Russia s Healthcare Minister Mikhail Murashko said that over 6 thousand patients with COVID-19 in Russia were on ventilators; right now around 255 thousand hospital beds for COVID-19 patients have been set up in Russia, which is 11% more than a week earlier. Dmitry Rogulin TASS TS113E12

    VOLGOGRAD REGION, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 12, 2021: A healthcare worker checks on a patient in an intensive care unit at the Kalachevskaya Central District Hospital treating people who suffer from the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). On October 12, Russia s Healthcare Minister Mikhail Murashko said that over 6 thousand patients with COVID-19 in Russia were on ventilators; right now around 255 thousand hospital beds for COVID-19 patients have been set up in Russia, which is 11% more than a week earlier. Dmitry Rogulin TASS TS113E12

  • SIMFEROPOL, CRIMEA, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 12, 2021: An elderly woman walks past a mobile vaccination site at the Yuzhnaya Galereya Southern Gallery shopping mall offering COVID-19 vaccines. Sergei Malgavko TASS TS113DA3

    SIMFEROPOL, CRIMEA, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 12, 2021: An elderly woman walks past a mobile vaccination site at the Yuzhnaya Galereya Southern Gallery shopping mall offering COVID-19 vaccines. Sergei Malgavko TASS TS113DA3

  • (211011) -- MOSCOW, Oct. 11, 2021 -- An ambulance is parked at a hospital in Kommunarka outside Moscow, Russia, Oct. 11, 2021. Russia registered 29,409 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours, the highest number so far this year, taking the nationwide tally to 7,804,774, the official monitoring and response center said Monday. (Photo by Xinhua) RUSSIA-MOSCOW-COVID-19-CASES AlexanderxZemlianichenkoxJr

    (211011) -- MOSCOW, Oct. 11, 2021 -- An ambulance is parked at a hospital in Kommunarka outside Moscow, Russia, Oct. 11, 2021. Russia registered 29,409 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours, the highest number so far this year, taking the nationwide tally to 7,804,774, the official monitoring and response center said Monday. (Photo by Xinhua) RUSSIA-MOSCOW-COVID-19-CASES AlexanderxZemlianichenkoxJr

  • (211011) -- MOSCOW, Oct. 11, 2021 -- A medical worker wearing protective gear transfers a patient from an ambulance to a hospital in Kommunarka outside Moscow, Russia, Oct. 11, 2021. Russia registered 29,409 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours, the highest number so far this year, taking the nationwide tally to 7,804,774, the official monitoring and response center said Monday. (Photo by Xinhua) RUSSIA-MOSCOW-COVID-19-CASES AlexanderxZemlianichenkoxJr

    (211011) -- MOSCOW, Oct. 11, 2021 -- A medical worker wearing protective gear transfers a patient from an ambulance to a hospital in Kommunarka outside Moscow, Russia, Oct. 11, 2021. Russia registered 29,409 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours, the highest number so far this year, taking the nationwide tally to 7,804,774, the official monitoring and response center said Monday. (Photo by Xinhua) RUSSIA-MOSCOW-COVID-19-CASES AlexanderxZemlianichenkoxJr

  • KAZAN, RUSSIA — OCTOBER 11, 2021: A visitor has oxygen levels in the blood measured using a pulse oximeter before receiving a vaccine against COVID-19 at a temporary vaccination site outside the Mega shopping centre. Since the start of the pandemic, Tatarstan has confirmed more than 27,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 1 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Tatarstan by more than 60 daily. Tatarstan has announced additional restrictions which are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new COVID-19 cases. People over 65 who haven’t had COVID-19 or haven’t received a vaccine against COVID-19 in the last six months are required to self-isolate. Theatres, cinemas, ci TS113BEF

    KAZAN, RUSSIA — OCTOBER 11, 2021: A visitor has oxygen levels in the blood measured using a pulse oximeter before receiving a vaccine against COVID-19 at a temporary vaccination site outside the Mega shopping centre. Since the start of the pandemic, Tatarstan has confirmed more than 27,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 1 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Tatarstan by more than 60 daily. Tatarstan has announced additional restrictions which are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new COVID-19 cases. People over 65 who haven’t had COVID-19 or haven’t received a vaccine against COVID-19 in the last six months are required to self-isolate. Theatres, cinemas, ci TS113BEF

  • KAZAN, RUSSIA — OCTOBER 11, 2021: An elderly woman has paperwork filled in by a medical worker before receiving a vaccine against COVID-19 at a temporary vaccination site outside the Mega shopping centre. Since the start of the pandemic, Tatarstan has confirmed more than 27,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 1 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Tatarstan by more than 60 daily. Tatarstan has announced additional restrictions which are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new COVID-19 cases. People over 65 who haven’t had COVID-19 or haven’t received a vaccine against COVID-19 in the last six months are required to self-isolate. Theatres, cinemas, circuses and c TS113BEC

    KAZAN, RUSSIA — OCTOBER 11, 2021: An elderly woman has paperwork filled in by a medical worker before receiving a vaccine against COVID-19 at a temporary vaccination site outside the Mega shopping centre. Since the start of the pandemic, Tatarstan has confirmed more than 27,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 1 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Tatarstan by more than 60 daily. Tatarstan has announced additional restrictions which are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new COVID-19 cases. People over 65 who haven’t had COVID-19 or haven’t received a vaccine against COVID-19 in the last six months are required to self-isolate. Theatres, cinemas, circuses and c TS113BEC

  • KAZAN, RUSSIA — OCTOBER 11, 2021: A nurse fills a syringe with a dose of vaccine against COVID-19 at a temporary vaccination site outside the Mega shopping centre. Since the start of the pandemic, Tatarstan has confirmed more than 27,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 1 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Tatarstan by more than 60 daily. Tatarstan has announced additional restrictions which are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new COVID-19 cases. People over 65 who haven’t had COVID-19 or haven’t received a vaccine against COVID-19 in the last six months are required to self-isolate. Theatres, cinemas, circuses and concert halls are allowed to fill not more TS113BE7

    KAZAN, RUSSIA — OCTOBER 11, 2021: A nurse fills a syringe with a dose of vaccine against COVID-19 at a temporary vaccination site outside the Mega shopping centre. Since the start of the pandemic, Tatarstan has confirmed more than 27,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 1 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Tatarstan by more than 60 daily. Tatarstan has announced additional restrictions which are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new COVID-19 cases. People over 65 who haven’t had COVID-19 or haven’t received a vaccine against COVID-19 in the last six months are required to self-isolate. Theatres, cinemas, circuses and concert halls are allowed to fill not more TS113BE7

  • CRIMEA, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 11, 2021: A woman is seen outside a pharmacy in the city of Simferopol. Crimea’s regional government has announced new restrictions that are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new cases of COVID-19. Government-run organisations and enterprises are to shift half of their staff and elderly employees to remote working, while tourism and service industry businesses are expected to have at least 80 percent of their staff vaccinated against COVID-19. Since the start of the pandemic, Crimea (Sevastopol not included) has confirmed more than 83,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 2 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Crimea by more than 400 dai TS113BFE

    CRIMEA, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 11, 2021: A woman is seen outside a pharmacy in the city of Simferopol. Crimea’s regional government has announced new restrictions that are coming into force starting from 11 October 2021 in connection with the rising daily number of new cases of COVID-19. Government-run organisations and enterprises are to shift half of their staff and elderly employees to remote working, while tourism and service industry businesses are expected to have at least 80 percent of their staff vaccinated against COVID-19. Since the start of the pandemic, Crimea (Sevastopol not included) has confirmed more than 83,000 cases of COVID-19. Since 2 October, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in Crimea by more than 400 dai TS113BFE

  • ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 9, 2021: Medical workers move a patient on a stretcher outside St Petersburg s Pokrovskaya Municipal Hospital admitting COVID-19 patients. Alexander Demianchuk TASS TS1139F0

    ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 9, 2021: Medical workers move a patient on a stretcher outside St Petersburg s Pokrovskaya Municipal Hospital admitting COVID-19 patients. Alexander Demianchuk TASS TS1139F0

  • OMSK, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 9, 2021: Cemetery workers in protective gear bury people who died of causes related to COVID-19 at Novo-Yuzhnoye Cemetery. Yevgeny Sofiychuk TASS TS113960

    OMSK, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 9, 2021: Cemetery workers in protective gear bury people who died of causes related to COVID-19 at Novo-Yuzhnoye Cemetery. Yevgeny Sofiychuk TASS TS113960

  • OMSK, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 9, 2021: Cemetery workers in protective gear bury people who died of causes related to COVID-19 at Novo-Yuzhnoye Cemetery. Yevgeny Sofiychuk TASS TS11395F

    OMSK, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 9, 2021: Cemetery workers in protective gear bury people who died of causes related to COVID-19 at Novo-Yuzhnoye Cemetery. Yevgeny Sofiychuk TASS TS11395F

  • OMSK, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 9, 2021: Cemetery workers in protective gear are seen during the funeral of a person who died of a cause related to COVID-19 at Novo-Yuzhnoye Cemetery. Yevgeny Sofiychuk TASS TS11395E

    OMSK, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 9, 2021: Cemetery workers in protective gear are seen during the funeral of a person who died of a cause related to COVID-19 at Novo-Yuzhnoye Cemetery. Yevgeny Sofiychuk TASS TS11395E

  • Russia Coronavirus Disinfection 6668271 08.10.2021 An employee wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) disinfects the interior of a metro car amid the coronavirus outbreak, in Moscow, Russia. Vladimir Astapkovich Sputnik Moscow Russia Copyright: xVladimirxAstapkovichx

    Russia Coronavirus Disinfection 6668271 08.10.2021 An employee wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) disinfects the interior of a metro car amid the coronavirus outbreak, in Moscow, Russia. Vladimir Astapkovich Sputnik Moscow Russia Copyright: xVladimirxAstapkovichx

  • ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 7, 2021: Medical workers tend to intensive care patients at St George s Hospital. Peter Kovalev TASS TS113627

    ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 7, 2021: Medical workers tend to intensive care patients at St George s Hospital. Peter Kovalev TASS TS113627

  • ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 6, 2021: Passengers get off the train at Prospekt Bolshevikov station of the St Petersburg Underground during an evening rush hour. Over the past 24 hours, 25,133 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Russia; for 5 days in a row more than 25,000 news cases of COVID-19 are being confirmed in Russia. Peter Kovalev TASS TS1134C2

    ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA – OCTOBER 6, 2021: Passengers get off the train at Prospekt Bolshevikov station of the St Petersburg Underground during an evening rush hour. Over the past 24 hours, 25,133 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Russia; for 5 days in a row more than 25,000 news cases of COVID-19 are being confirmed in Russia. Peter Kovalev TASS TS1134C2

  • IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: A medical worker enters the emergency room of City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates of over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS113492

    IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: A medical worker enters the emergency room of City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates of over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS113492

  • IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: Vials contain IV medicines used at City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS113438

    IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: Vials contain IV medicines used at City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS113438

  • IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: A medical worker draws a medicine into his syringe at City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS113437

    IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: A medical worker draws a medicine into his syringe at City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS113437

  • IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: A medical worker wears a protective suit at City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS11342D

    IVANOVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 6, 2021: A medical worker wears a protective suit at City Clinical Hospital No 7 where COVID-19 patients receive treatment. Russia has reported 25,133 new confirmed coronavirus cases for the last 24 hours, with the overall number of patients reaching 7,662,560. National emergency response centre figures have been indicating daily rates over 25,000 for five days now. Vladimir Smirnov TASS TS11342D

  • KEMEROVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 1, 2021: A medical worker measures a patient s body temperature at the Kemerovo regional clinical hospital for war veterans repurposed to attend COVID-19 patients. Maxim Kiselev TASS TS112B1D

    KEMEROVO, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 1, 2021: A medical worker measures a patient s body temperature at the Kemerovo regional clinical hospital for war veterans repurposed to attend COVID-19 patients. Maxim Kiselev TASS TS112B1D

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