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

The famed Inca citadel of Machu Picchu will restrict its number of visitors when it reopens in July as part of new protocols after the archaeological site was closed for more than three months due to the coronavirus.

Fewer visitors allowed once Machu Picchu reopens

With fears of a second wave of COVID-19 infections mounting and rocking world financial markets, a Californian medical device manufacturer is preparing for a spike in demand for ventilators and is pushing other work aside to make more of the devices.

US ventilator makers prepare for coronavirus second wave

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects gay, lesbian and transgender people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBT rights from a conservative court.

LGBT community applaud Supreme Court ruling

The lockdown in Manila, which was one of the world's longest and strictest, was relaxed on June 1 to reduce the economic damage of the pandemic. Restaurants in the capital on Monday (June 15) were allowed to reopen their dine-in services, provided they allow only a 30 percent seating capacity and adhere to strict health protocols inside the establishments.

Partial dine-in services resume in Philippine capital amid lockdown ease

With more than 7,000 Bangladeshi police infected with the new coronavirus, officials are hoping yoga will boost immunity and relieve stress for officers. On Monday (June 15), over 200 police officers in the capital of Dhaka attended a yoga session.

Bangladesh police turn to yoga as virus infections cross 7,000

Before the coronavirus hit New Delhi, Mohammad Aamir Khan was a taxi driver making a living in the Indian capital. But after work dried up during a nearly three-month lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus, a friend suggested he take on a part-time job at perhaps the only booming business in the country - driving a private ambulance.

"Someone has to do it" - Indian taxi driver gets behind wheel of ambulance amid spiking virus cases

Fans deprived of live athletics action were treated to a mini pole vaulting competition on Friday (June 12) as German Torben Blech won the Flight Night event at a drive-in cinema in Duesseldorf, Germany.

Fans get to watch as Blech stars in drive-in pole vaulting event

Foreign visitors have begun to trickle back to the white sands and warm waters of Mexico's Caribbean coast as its popular beaches gradually reopen to tourism with new sanitary measures in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

Tourists dip their toes in water as top Mexican beach getaway reopens

As the new coronavirus forces people to alter their daily lives, even long-standing traditions are being upended and people are having to adapt to a new reality. A couple in Peru on Friday (June 12) refused to allow quarantine measures to delay their happy day any longer and became the country's first virtual newlyweds.

Peru celebrates its first virtual marriage as coronavirus upends traditions

Gorillas were treated to a mini celebration at London Zoo on Sunday (June 14) as the tourist attraction prepares to reopen on Monday. Staff at the zoo in the centre of the capital hid special treats for the gorillas and decorated their enclosure with colourful bunting ahead of the reopening.

Gorillas grab the limelight as London Zoo gets set for reopening

About 3,500 people joined a Black Lives Matter protest in Tokyo on Sunday (June 14), according to event organisers, marking a second weekend of massive anti-racism and anti-police brutality protests globally triggered by the death of George Floyd in the United States.

Thousands of protesters brave the rain to join Japan Black Lives Matter march

Over a hundred people gathered in China's financial hub of Shanghai on Sunday (June 14) to take part in the city's eighth annual Pride Run, one of a series of events happening over nine days to raise public awareness for the LGBT community.

Shanghai holds smaller annual Pride Run amid coronavirus pandemic

Geneva's 129-year-old famous Jet d'Eau fountain burst back to life on Thursday (June 11), marking the end of the third phase of softening the city's coronavirus lockdown measures.

'A kind of release': Geneva's Jet d'Eau fountain bursts back to life

Floats, all-night parties and parades may be out, but the LGBTQ community is returning to its roots by teaming up with black activists for Pride month celebrations in the United States.

Gay Pride embraces its roots by teaming up with U.S. black activists

Bakhchisaray miniature park in the heart of the Crimean peninsula got richer with an unusual animal family - a goat and an adopted roe deer cub.

Goat adopts roe deer in Crimea

Stuck at home during a three-month lockdown in Hanoi, and troubled by the unfolding news of a pandemic all around her, 10-year-old Nguyen Doi Chung Anh decided to pick up her coloured pencils and set to work expressing her feelings about what she was seeing.

Vietnamese girl, 10, sketches hopes for brighter future with pandemic artwork

Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer was lit up in traditional Corpus Christi rugs on Thursday (June 11) to mark the Catholic celebration for the Eucharist.

Rio's Christ lit up with Corpus Christi rugs for local tradition

Thrills, popcorn and face masks. This drive-in cinema in Rio de Janeiro has seen a revival amid pandemic, as Cariocas seeking respite from lockdown whilst still keeping to social distancing.

Drive-in cinema sees revival in Brazil amid pandemic

Indonesian motorcycle taxi driver Aji used to spend his days carrying clients through traffic gridlocks, helping them get to their appointments in time. But since the coronavirus pandemic started, he has been spending most of his time at rest areas with fellow drivers, waiting for delivery jobs, as people stay home afraid of catching or spreading the virus.

Indonesian motorcycle drivers struggle to survive

Madrid streets dressed up in La Liga colours on Wednesday (June 10) as competitive soccer is set to return on Thursday (June 10) after the coronavirus pandemic brought Spain's La Liga to a halt.

Madrid dresses up in La Liga colours as soccer set to return to action

Man's best friend, through thick and thin. That is the story of Argentine traveller Michael Graef and his two dogs Nilo and Chamo, after refusing a humanitarian flight home amid the pandemic because he would have to leave his two best friends behind.

Loyal to the end: Argentine refuses COVID flight home to stay with dogs

Kobe Bryant, the 18-time NBA All-Star who died in a helicopter crash in January, has been honoured with a giant mural commissioned by sports enthusiasts and painted on the side of an elementary school building in northern Bosnia.

Kobe Bryant honored in Bosnia with giant mural on school wall

The Spanish national library opened its doors again on Tuesday (June 9) after months of coronavirus lockdown in the country.

Spanish national library welcomes visitors after coronavirus lockdown

Amid the global coronavirus pandemic, more and more protective equipment is ending up in the sea, a French clean-up group warned on Tuesday (June 9).

Discarded PPE in seas a 'new type of pollution', French cleanup group says

A group of Russian thrill-seekers were spotted on Tuesday (June 9) fighting summer heat with a method of their own - riding in a wagon transformed into a swimming pool in the centre of the Urals city of Yekaterinburg.

Russians combat summer heat by riding swimming pool wagon

A 55-metre-high ferris wheel overlooking Brussels resumed operations on Wednesday (June 10), three months after the Belgian government imposed a lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Brussels' giant ferris wheel turns again after three-month-long hiatus

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