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hey don't cry, you can still die from World War I dangers in France’s Red Zones!
The Great War never ended in some old battlegrounds.
Photographs of the people in Guatemala’s dangerous “Red Zones”
Photos courtesy of Walter Morataya
October 10, 2020 Welcome to the red zone
October 10, 2020 Welcome to the red zone
Quebec and Ontario are leading the country in new wave cases. Quebec has gone so far as to declare red zones in an attempt to reverse the trend. Within these areas schools are still in session but with masks and restrictions on group sports.
Outside schools the red zones look pretty much like it looked everywhere else in the first months of lockdown. It makes sense when you see Quebec is…
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Non-Essentials Will be Delivered in Red Zones, Etailers Welcome the Decision
#NonEssentials Will be Delivered in #Red_Zones, #Etailers Welcome the Decision #Ecommerce #PayTM #SnapDeal #Amazon
Ecommerce industry welcomed the government’s decision to allow the delivery of non-essential items in the red zones across the country.
The new guidelines for lockdown 4.0 announced by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) paved the way for a broader resumption of economic activities across most parts of the country.
“At Snapdeal, we are ready and equipped to now start serving customers all across…
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Assam Makes COVID-19 Test Mandatory For Those Returning From Red Zones Assam government has now changed its protocol for the stranded people arriving to the state Guwahati: …
Kamala Nagar, one of the biggest markets in north Delhi, is always full of activity and vivacity, but no longer. While commerce is practically dead, life is dull and drab
As I walked in the streets of Kamala Nagar yesterday, the first day of lockdown 3.0, I found the experience, though unprecedented, familiar in Delhi—indeed in most parts of the country. Shutters down, near-empty streets, residents sitting in balconies, the many cars parked in the area showing signs of disuse. This didn’t surprise me; this is what happens these days; this is the new normal.
Delhi govt plans ward-wise mapping of COVID-19 cases to ease restrictions in parts of city
Delhi govt plans ward-wise mapping of COVID-19 cases to ease restrictions in parts of city
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NEW DELHI: With the Delhi government planning to categorise COVID-19 cases by wards instead of districts, parts of the national capital are likely to be out of the ‘red zone’ classification and expect lockdown relaxations after May 3, sources said on Friday. Currently, the Union Health Ministryhas designated the entire national capital, which has 11 districts, a ‘red zone’ in its new…
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