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A growing number of African countries have made it compulsory to wear masks in public to prevent the spread of the highly infectious respiratory disease. Fashion lovers in the continent's biggest cities are combining style and safety by donning colourful masks, sometimes coordinating the fabric with their outfits.

Style-conscious Africans turn compulsory masks into fashion accessories

A Palestinian artist uses her time during a 14-day quarantine to create educational drawings for children, showing them proper methods of protecting themselves against the coronavirus.

Palestinian artist educates children on coronavirus using cartoons

Museums in Spanish city of Valencia opened for the first time on Monday (May 18) on International Museum Day as the region entered in 'Phase 1' of the de-escalation plan over the coronavirus emergency.

Art and culture returned to Spaniards on International Museum Day

Restaurants are turning to new delivery methods as quarantine continues with robots filling in some roles to increase distance between people.

Automated delivery drives restaurant changes during pandemic

A Sao Paulo gym instructor has taken to his rooftop to host outdoor workout sessions for neighbours amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Rooftop workouts a hit in virus-stricken Brazil

A Dallas suburb is helping seniors isolated in their homes by the coronavirus pandemic with regular telephone chats. The program being offered by the city of Plano is among those that have popped up across the U.S. during the pandemic to help older adults with a simple offer to engage in small talk.

Phone chats combat senior isolation in Texas city

Dozens of nurses and healthcare workers took a Zumba class on Sunday to boost morale before returning to work to treat COVID-19 patients.

Kenya nurses dance to boost morale amid pandemic

Soaring temperatures sent Israelis to beaches across the country on Sunday (May 17) with many violating the coronavirus restrictions. Some areas in the country and Israeli-occupied West Bank exceeded 40 degrees Celsius in the country's first seasonal heatwave.

People flock to beaches as Israel, West Bank bake in heatwave

Roman Catholics in a town in eastern France were able to attend mass in their cars on Sunday (May 17), in the country's first drive-in religious service since the start of a lockdown eight weeks ago aimed at halting the spread of the Coronavirus.

French Catholics celebrate mass in parking lot

The 72-hour blooming of the world's largest flower was live-streamed by Belgium's Meisa Botanic Garden on Wednesday (May 13), captivating floral lovers.

World's largest flower blooms in Belgium

A forest of placards celebrating the National Health Service (NHS) and other key workers has sprung up as part of an art installation on the border of an east London park.

Artistic tribute to UK health workers expands along London park

Ever since her husband was killed six years ago in a suicide attack, Delkhah Sultani has been living on about $3 a day to raise her four young children. She washes clothes for a living, but ever since the coronavirus pandemic stalled Afghanistan's already fragile economy, jobs opportunities have completely dried up.

Afghan widow struggles to survive as work slows, prices rise amid pandemic

A plea for survival from the indigenous Peruvians living on the floating islands of Uros in Puno, calling for help from President Martin Vizcarra as local communities struggle under the weight of the coronavirus pandemic.

'There's no more food'. Indigenous Peruvians in plea for survival amid pandemic

For 64-year-old New Yorker Victoria Rosenblatt, giving up her calming pottery hobby during the stresses of the coronavirus lockdown was not something she wanted to contemplate. But her local pottery studio had been forced to close. So she purchased from the studio a mini pottery wheel on which she can make tiny pots and jugs at home.

Brooklyn pottery studio sells tiny takeout 'quarantine kits' as it seeks to survive

The Calgary Zoo will send its two giant pandas back to China over a shortage in bamboo supply amid the coronavirus pandemic, the zoo's president announced on Tuesday (May 12).

Canadian zoo plans to return pandas to China over bamboo shortage

The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Luxembourg left the Grand Duchess Charlotte hospital in Luxembourg on Wednesday (May 13) with their their newborn son, Prince Charles.

Crown Prince of Luxembourg poses with newborn heir Charles

Footprints stamped the auburn beaches of a Western French city on Wednesday (May 13) for the first time in months as the first beaches in the country reopened to the public during the country's gradual deconfinement period.

First beaches reopen as France softens virus lockdown

While the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep most in lockdown, extreme athletes find creative ways to keep fit and healthy.

Extreme athletes share their creative lockdown training routines

Paris bookstore Ici Librairie redrew its floor plan as it reopened on Monday (May 11) after France lifted strict lockdown measures in the fight against the novel coronavirus.

Paris bookstore reopens after lockdown, stacking alcohol gel next to bestsellers

More than a thousand pets are currently stranded worldwide by the flight cancellations and border closures aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus pandemic

Stranded pets, desperate owners: coronavirus separates furry family members

Professional chefs are cooking up around 40,000 lunch boxes over a period of 10 days for local communities affected by the coronavirus pandemic in Bangkok, starting from Wednesday (May 13).

Thai chefs cook up 40,000 free lunches for people affected by pandemic

To mark International Nurses' Day on Tuesday (May 12), Bautista painted walls in the neighbourhood of Benito Juarez with messages calling for a stop to attacks on doctors and nurses on the frontline of the pandemic.

Mexican graffiti artist celebrates health workers on pandemic frontline

An online drinking party service has gained popularity after the Japanese government urged people to stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Japanese online drinking party service becomes sensational hit amid virus lockdown

If you see someone speeding past you on the back of a garden wheelbarrow, it will probably be Kevin Nicks. The British man is hoping the motorised garden tool will eventually gain him a second Guinness World Record - but in the meantime, he'd be happy just to raise a smile during the coronavirus lockdown.

UK man hopes motorised wheelbarrow will inspire people in troubled times

Every night at sunset, bagpiper Andrew McGregor stands in his kilt at Santa Monica beach and plays the hymn 'Amazing Grace,' often heard at funerals, in memory of victims of the coronavirus.

"A sacred ritual": bagpiper plays "Amazing Grace" to honor coronavirus victims

A day after exiting an eight-week coronavirus lockdown, Parisians are already making their way back to cosmetics stores and beauty parlours on Tuesday (May 12), ready to glam up for the outside world again even from under their face masks.

Pampering time: Parisians seek post-lockdown beauty upgrade

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