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Killing the Himalayas slowly: Human urine is melting a glacier on Mount Everest

An Afghan oxygen factory that had been closed for seven years has opened to help the nation's battle against the new coronavirus. Relatives of Afghans ailing with COVID-19 line up at the factory, getting free refills of the air that can keep their loved ones alive.

Old factory helps Afghan virus patients breathe

The prayer room at the Sikh temple of Guru Nanak Darbar in Dubai stands empty and its floors are covered in plastic, as the venue makes a few adjustments while preparing to welcome worshippers back in.

Sikh temple Guru Nanak Darbar preparing to reopen

An augmented reality (AR) mirror at the new Seoul flagship boutique of cosmetics powerhouse Amorepacific makes easy work of seeing if that scarlet shade of lipstick or long-lash mascara suits you - without touching your face.

Through the looking glass: South Korean 'augmented reality' mirror allows touchless cosmetics shopping

Circuses in Bolivia have seen empty tents for the past months, as the lockdown forced shows to close to reduce the spread of the new coronavirus. When the government announced in March that shows were banned, the Jumbo Circus' crew had just finished setting up the tent in Tupaj Katari, a suburb in El Alto city.

Bolivia circus artists struggle to make ends meet

To eliminate the risk of contagious human beings, a Mexican company has launched a drone delivery service to get clean medical supplies to hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic. Mexico-City based firm Sincronia Logistica has begun deploying unmanned drones to deliver personal protective gear and other essential equipment to public hospitals in the central state of Queretaro, north of the capital.

High-flying face masks arrive at Mexican hospitals by drone

The Philippines' iconic and notoriously packed and polluting jeepneys were back on the road in the capital's thoroughfares for the first time on Friday (July 3) following the government's further easing of measures to revive an economy squeezed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Iconic jeepneys back on the road in Philippine capital

Starved of the travel experience during the coronavirus lockdown? One airport in Taiwan has the solution - a fake itinerary where you check in, go through passport control and security and even board the aircraft. You just never leave.

Check in but go nowhere: Taiwan offers fake flights for travel-starved tourists

Shoppers and vendors in the Indonesian capital said a ban on single-use plastic in markets and malls that came into effect on Wednesday (July 1) is impractical in some cases and suggested more time is needed to comply with the new rules.

Indonesians reluctant to kick plastic bag habit despite ban

Eight endangered Mexican wolf pups have become stars at the Museum of the Desert in Saltillo, Mexico as conservationists seek to bring the species back from the brink of extinction.

Endangered Mexican wolf pups frolick in win for their species

Residents of a Belgian retirement home are able to soothe the pain of social distancing measures imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic by embracing their loved ones through a 'hug curtain'.

Belgian retirement home offers 'hug curtain' for safe embrace

The chief minister of New Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal, on Thursday (July 02) announced the launch of a plasma bank in the Indian capital for treatment of COVID-19 patients.

New Delhi starts plasma bank as virus cases rise

Personal mobility devices to transport passengers with limited mobility are rolling at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, in an automation play for labour shortage-hit Japan that has taken on new urgency as the coronavirus outbreak compels social distancing.

Tokyo airport introduces automated rideables in social distancing play

Over a thousand food deliverymen on motorcycles gathered in São Paulo on Wednesday (July 01) to protest their work conditions, set by Uber and other apps, with their services in high demand due to coronavirus lockdowns.

'At the mercy of their own luck' - Brazilian app delivery drivers protest working conditions

Indoor dining at New York City restaurants will be delayed out of fear it would cause a spike in coronavirus infections. The decision was announced on Wednesday by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who expressed concern over the city welcoming diners back into the enclosed spaces of its restaurants.

Locals on decision to delay NYC indoor dining

Brazil's military delivered protective material and medicines on Tuesday (June 30) by helicopter to isolated Amazon indigenous communities bordering Venezuela and tested frightened members for COVID-19.

Brazil military moves to protect Indigenous people from COVID-19 deep in Amazon forest

Ready for the new era of Big Brother? Cameras using artificial intelligence have been installed on the streets of Quito, Ecuador to check if people are social distancing.

Violating social distancing in Ecuador? Big brother is watching

Tokyo Disneyland reopened on Wednesday (July 1) to fanfare and strengthened social distancing measures after four months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Tokyo Disneyland reopens to fanfare and social distancing after coronavirus shutdown

They say necessity is the mother of invention and two disabled Bolivians used their wits to find a new way to make a living even as income dried up for countless Bolivians during the coronavirus pandemic.

Innovation in high gear: disabled Bolivians chase new careers as delivery drivers

A different kind of fashion show was presented at the famous hotel Adlon in Berlin on Tuesday (June 30). Models in large gowns and colourful dresses made by German designer Anja Gockel strutted down the catwalk of the hotel foyer, all of them wearing face masks matching their various outfits. The guests were placed with enough distance to watch the only show of the Berlin Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021.

Fashion in times of corona: Anja Gockel presents collection in Berlin

Thousands of Czechs celebrated the coming end of most COVID-19 restrictions in the country with a dinner in the capital on Tuesday night.

Dinner on Prague bridge to celebrate easing

Students and residents in Dhaka are feeding stray dogs and wild monkeys that typically rely on food waste and may be going hungry amid coronavirus measures that have closed restaurants and slowed human movement.

Dhaka animal-lovers feed stray dogs and monkeys amid virus squeeze on food sources

A year-long parliamentary inquiry announced on Tuesday (June 30) that koalas will become extinct in Australia's most populous state by 2050 without significant intervention.

Koalas could become extinct in Australian state by 2050, says inquiry

Amid the barren hills of the Jordan Valley, Palestinian artist Khadeeja Bisharat paints scenes of bulldozers and demolitions, a reflection of fears of what may happen to her isolated Bedouin community if Israel annexes land in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian painter channels her fears of Israeli annexation through art

Social distancing is keeping people off the streets of Mexico City. And that has created serious challenges for the capital's transgender sex workers, some of whom have lost their income as clients stay away.

Transgender sex workers in Mexico City struggle to survive pandemic

A thousand crosses placed in front of Brazil's Congress to honour people who have died from COVID-19 and to denounce President Jair Bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic, set against Bolsonaro supporters demonstrating in Brasilia on Sunday (June 28), showcased a divided country.

Crosses to honour coronavirus victims: Virus-hit Brazil remains split

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Old factory helps Afghan virus patients breathe

Sikh temple Guru Nanak Darbar preparing to reopen

Through the looking glass: South Korean 'augmented reality' mirror allows touchless cosmetics shopping

Old factory helps Afghan virus patients breathe

Bolivia circus artists struggle to make ends meet

High-flying face masks arrive at Mexican hospitals by drone

Iconic jeepneys back on the road in Philippine capital

Check in but go nowhere: Taiwan offers fake flights for travel-starved tourists

Indonesians reluctant to kick plastic bag habit despite ban

Endangered Mexican wolf pups frolick in win for their species

Belgian retirement home offers 'hug curtain' for safe embrace

New Delhi starts plasma bank as virus cases rise

Tokyo airport introduces automated rideables in social distancing play

'At the mercy of their own luck' - Brazilian app delivery drivers protest working conditions

Locals on decision to delay NYC indoor dining

Brazil military moves to protect Indigenous people from COVID-19 deep in Amazon forest

Violating social distancing in Ecuador? Big brother is watching

Tokyo Disneyland reopens to fanfare and social distancing after coronavirus shutdown

Innovation in high gear: disabled Bolivians chase new careers as delivery drivers

Fashion in times of corona: Anja Gockel presents collection in Berlin

Dinner on Prague bridge to celebrate easing

Dhaka animal-lovers feed stray dogs and monkeys amid virus squeeze on food sources

Koalas could become extinct in Australian state by 2050, says inquiry

Palestinian painter channels her fears of Israeli annexation through art

Transgender sex workers in Mexico City struggle to survive pandemic

Crosses to honour coronavirus victims: Virus-hit Brazil remains split