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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • This is the Nevada prison former NFL star O.J. Simpson is hoping he will be released from on parole from after languishing there for nine years on armed robbery and kidnapping felonies. The 70-year-old felon, a sports icon of his day, has been serving a 33 year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center since 2008, but is now eligible for parole. On Thursday (July 20) the Nevada Board Of Parole will convene to consider the case and if the hearing goes to plan Simpson could be released as early as October 1. These photos show the typical quarters Simpson is living in at the 1,680-inmate facility, which first opened in 1995 and has a staff of more than 200 corrections officers. Other facilities include an indoor basketball court — providing an opportunity for “The Juice” to show off some of his sporting prowess to fellow inmates. Simpson entered Lovelock in 2008 after being convicted for the 2007 robbery of sport memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas. In 2016 former corrections officer Jeffrey Felix released a book about his relationship with Simpson at Lovelock, titled “Guarding The Juice.” In the book he recalled a saga of an illicit cookie shortly after Simpson arrived, in which an inmate working in the kitchens stole cookies and brought them back to the unit where Simpson was. According to Felix, Simpson ate the cookie in plain view and was written up over the incident. However, Felix says he managed to convince the female guard to tear up the report, saying she would forever been known as “the cookie monster”. This decision could ultimately help Simpson at this parole review this week, Felix has surmised. Earlier in 1995, Simpson was acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman during length legal proceedings that were dubbed “the trial of the Century.” Simpson was found liable for the killings two years later in a 1997 civil case. 18 Jul 2017 Pictured: O.J. Simpson's prison - Lovelock Correctional Center, Nevad
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  • Airman 1st Class Dean York, left, and Staff Sgt. Peter Kuriwai, 341st Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters, attempt to put out a fire during an exercise July 18, 2018, at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont. Airmen with the 341st CES ran through aircraft fire procedures in case a disaster occurs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Tristan Truesdell)
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in an ambulance for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in an ambulance for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in an ambulance for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in an ambulance for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in an ambulance for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in an ambulance for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • oxygen bottle. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator in a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator on a wheel chair for transportation to the hospital. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • The patient is on oxygen bottle with a respirator. Orane and Nicolas, members of the Protection Civile wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) in Paris takes care of a asian women suspected of being infected by the coronavirus during an intervention. French first aid workers from the Protection Civile Paris Nicolas, Orane and Quentin takes care of Covid cases at their home as they are doing a guard by night to help the SAMU, They handle cases suspected being infected with the novel coronavirus at their home. Paris on April 19, 2020 during a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19. France has been on lockdown since March 17 in a bid to limit the contagion caused by the novel coronavirus. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • June 16, 2018 - Pamplona, Navarra, Spain - Multitudinous manifestation in opposition to sorrow of jail imposed by the “case Alsasua “. .The young persons who have been judged have sorrow of up to 13 years of jail as one it fights in a bar with 2 policemen of the Spanish guardia civil and his girlfriends in holidays of Alsasua’s locality, Navarre, North of Spain. In a beginning one was asking to treat them as terrorists and sentences of up to 62 years of jail. (Credit Image: © Oscar Zubiri/Pacific Press via ZUMA Wire)
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  • April 24, 2018 - April 24, 2018 A collection ''with the greatest archaeological legacy'' of the Phoenician civilization is inaugurated in Malaga. The Ifergan Collection of archeology has inaugurated a new cultural space in the city of Malaga, which houses, among other ''extraordinary pieces'', the greater archaeological legacy of the Phoenician civilization. The Sala Malaka is a space of the unique Phoenician culture, which houses more than 100 votive figures. Specifically, these are sculptures that represent people who really existed more than 2,500 years ago, from a wreck (sunken ship) Phoenician, rescued off the coast of Lebanon in 1958 and which tells the odyssey of this people since they fled from Shot, during the siege of Alexander the Great in 332 BC and traveling ''predictably'' to Malaga.No doubt one of them is a female head Egyptian mummy of the Eighteenth Dynasty acquired in a prestigious auction house in the US, after a hard bid. For reasons of respect and sensitivity is covered in a glass case. Those who wish to see it will be looked after by museum staff (Credit Image: © Lorenzo Carnero via ZUMA Wire)
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  • zReportage.com Story of the Week # 637 -  South Sudan: State of Emergency - Launched July 21, 2017 - Full multimedia experience: audio, stills, text and or video: Go to zReportage.com to see more - Things are spiraling downward in South Sudan, as world's youngest nation is well into its fourth year of civil war. Two years after emerging as an independent state, oil-rich South Sudan was plunged into conflict in 2013 as rivalry between President Kiir and his then-vice president, Machar, turned into violence. Since then, the U.N. stated, that the fighting has often been along ethnic lines and has triggered Africa's worst refugee crisis, with more than 4 million people fleeing their homes. South Sudan's President Salva Kiir has declared a state of emergency in his home state of Gogrial and parts of three other states where clashes have raged for months between clan-based militias. The U.N. has several peacekeeping bases in South Sudan, where tens of thousands have been killed in the civil war. To make matters worse, in the past 10 months, more than 300 deaths have been reported and nearly 17,000 cases of cholera reported in the northeast Africa country. Cholera is endemic in South Sudan and historically, outbreaks occur annually. But with some 6 million people in South Sudan currently facing starvation, Doctors, aid workers and officials in are warning of a ''devastating'' outbreak of cholera that could kill thousands of people in a country where millions are already threatened by famine. Children are paying a disproportionate price as famine looms across the region where nearly 1.4 million children face imminent risk of death, and more than five million children face malnourishment this year, according to UNICEF. Eight of the largest U.S.based aid groups are joining together in a new campaign to address what the United Nations calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis in more than 70 years. (Credit Image: © Miguel Juarez Lugo/zReportage.com via ZUMA Wire)
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  • zReportage.com Story of the Week # 637 -  South Sudan: State of Emergency - Launched July 21, 2017 - Full multimedia experience: audio, stills, text and or video: Go to zReportage.com to see more - Things are spiraling downward in South Sudan, as world's youngest nation is well into its fourth year of civil war. Two years after emerging as an independent state, oil-rich South Sudan was plunged into conflict in 2013 as rivalry between President Kiir and his then-vice president, Machar, turned into violence. Since then, the U.N. stated, that the fighting has often been along ethnic lines and has triggered Africa's worst refugee crisis, with more than 4 million people fleeing their homes. South Sudan's President Salva Kiir has declared a state of emergency in his home state of Gogrial and parts of three other states where clashes have raged for months between clan-based militias. The U.N. has several peacekeeping bases in South Sudan, where tens of thousands have been killed in the civil war. To make matters worse, in the past 10 months, more than 300 deaths have been reported and nearly 17,000 cases of cholera reported in the northeast Africa country. Cholera is endemic in South Sudan and historically, outbreaks occur annually. But with some 6 million people in South Sudan currently facing starvation, Doctors, aid workers and officials in are warning of a "devastating" outbreak of cholera that could kill thousands of people in a country where millions are already threatened by famine. Children are paying a disproportionate price as famine looms across the region where nearly 1.4 million children face imminent risk of death, and more than five million children face malnourishment this year, according to UNICEF. Eight of the largest U.S.based aid groups are joining together in a new campaign to address what the United Nations calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis in more than 70 years. (Credit Image: ? Miguel Juarez Lugo/zReportage.com via ZUMA Wire)
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