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

Syrian Maen Khadour has taken to urban gardening on his Damascus rooftop, now filled with young trees and canisters turned into pots where eggplants, onions, lettuce, parsley, rocca and spinach grow.

Urban gardening on a Damascus rooftop during coronavirus lockdown, Ramadan

The U.S. Air Force's elite flying squad, the Thunderbirds, and the Navy's Blue Angels, flew over New York and New Jersey on Tuesday (April 28) to thank first responders, military personnel and essential workers who have been on the frontlines of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Military jets flyover New York City in formation to thank first responders

Upon returning to his hometown for fasting month celebration, Abdullah Al-Mabrur went into a 14-day self-isolation in a bamboo forest while helping to clean up a river running through his village.

Indonesian serves self-quarantine in bamboo forest and cleans the river

Opera singer Victoria Robertson is accustomed to performing on stages much bigger than the five foot wide front porch of her San Diego home. But with concert venues closed and work at a standstill due to the coronavirus pandemic, she decided to make the most of it.

San Diego opera singer swaps concert stage for front porch amid coronavirus lockdown

Brazil's indigenous chief Raoni Metuktire asked for financial help to face the COVID-19 pandemic, dubbing the virus a "serious problem."

Brazil's indigenous chief Raoni pleads for financial during COVID-19 crisis

A tiny Austrian lakeside village so picturesque it had to limit throngs of tourists is now longing for visitors to return to its empty lanes.

Do you wanna go to Hallstatt? 'Frozen' village deserted as coronavirus restrictions bite

Spiky and emerald green coronaviruses, made out of sugar icing and cream, decorate the now popular cakes of Ali Mohammed, the owner of a Najaf-based pastry shop.

Iraqis can get a bite of coronavirus-shaped cake decorated with disinfectant

British World War Two veteran Captain Tom Moore is in for a very special 100th birthday on Thursday (April 30) after well-wishers from around the world repaid his record-breaking fundraising efforts by sending tens of thousands of birthday cards.

Birthday tributes flood in for fund-raising British veteran 'Captain Tom'

Members of the Satere Mawe indigenous community living in Manaus in Brazil's Amazon found their livelihoods - the production and sale of handicrafts - halted by government measures meant to stop the spread of the new coronavirus.

Indigenous women make face masks instead of crafts

Athletes, celebrities and members of the public across the United Kingdom completed various physical feats as part of a campaign to raise money for charities that are struggling after the coronavirus outbreak cancelled fund-raising events.

Creative Brits join charity challenge

When Marcia Calderon began her study of reiki almost 20 years ago, she never imagined her knowledge of the Japanese healing art would be used during a worldwide deadly pandemic. But today, Calderon finds herself at the center of it, working with doctors, nurses and hospital staff to help calm their anxieties, fears and depression.

Bolivian reiki therapist helps anxious doctors, nurses find peace amid coronavirus fear

Spanish military personnel said on Monday (April 27) they have been training for years to fight situations such as the coronavirus emergency while disinfecting a nursing home in Segovia, north of Madrid, where a number of residents tested positive.

"We have been training years for this," says Spanish military disinfecting nursing home

Israeli couple Osnat Baron and Yaniv Jenger staged a sanitary wedding on Monday (April 27) in an attempt to have their special day while respecting the government's social distancing and hygiene guidelines to battle the spread of coronavirus.

Coronavirus an unwelcome guest as Israelis wed with close family and masks

New York firefighter Louis DeRosa played the U.S. national anthem with an electric guitar outside the New York-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital on Friday (April 24) to honour health care workers on the frontline of the coronavirus epidemic.

New York firefighter rocks national anthem to honour health care workers

A six-month-old giant panda cub Jia Jia zai, son of his mother Jia Jia, began to meet visitors through the glasses of the panda house in the Shanghai Wildlife Zoo on Saturday.

Panda cub meets visitors in Shanghai

After 42 days of lockdown, sea promenades, streets and main esplanades in Spain were seen busy again as under 14s were allowed outside for the first time since the government declared a state of emergency on March 14 and shut down most public life and economic activity.

Parents take out kids after six-week confinement in Spain

Residents in Seville celebrated the annual traditional April fair from their balconies on Saturday (April 25), after one of southern Spain's most famous festival, due to start this week, was called off due to coronavirus.

Spain's "Feria de Sevilla" celebrated from balconies under coronavirus lockdown

Mexicans cheer and sing "A Song of Joy" every night to express their admiration for the medical staff, who are fighting the coronavirus in the Latin American country.

Mexicans serenade healthcare workers from balconies with "A Song of Joy"

A 64-year old coronavirus patient in the intensive care unit (ICU) of a Greek hospital received a birthday surprise from the medical staff on Friday (April 24).

Greek coronavirus ICU patient gets birthday surprise

Six dancers from the Dutch National Ballet headed out into the empty streets of Amsterdam this week to perform their parts in a piece of choreography inspired by the coronavirus lockdown.

Dancing in the streets: Ballet stars perform in empty Amsterdam

Frank Messing's herd of alpacas and llamas is helping to calm the nerves of Germans stressed by the coronavirus restrictions.

Online alpacas calm Germans suffering coronavirus stress

New Yorkers applauded, banged pots and pans, and, shortly after the 7:00 p.m. "Clap Because We Care", broke into a collective rendition of the 1972 Bill Withers's classic "Lean on Me" from their windows and balconies to honour essential workers on Thursday (April 23).

New Yorkers sing 'Lean on Me' to honour essential workers

Students at a Brazilian research facility in the northeastern city of Salvador developed a disinfection station for the healthcare workers on the frontlines of the combat against the coronavirus.

Brazilian students develop hospital disinfection station

Two opera singers whose shows were cancelled due to coronavirus, find a different audience in the park.

Arias in open air as opera singers surprise Washington D.C. area park goers

Clapping, cheering and ringing bells, Londoners on Thursday (April 23) joined in a national show of appreciation for health care workers who are battling the spread of the coronavirus.

Claps and cheers: Londoners applaud workers battling coronavirus

With people reluctant to touch knobs and door handles in public places fearing to catch the novel coronavirus, hands-free door handles were being tested in a Finnish supermarket on Monday (April 20).

New hands-free door handles tested in Finnish supermarket

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