"week-long lockdown"

#7638250

15 January 2022

Line with people waiting to get their products via click and collect method. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638254

15 January 2022

People watching the displays of closed stores. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638272

15 January 2022

Click & Collect printed sign in a shop. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638274

15 January 2022

A man passes in front of a closed restaurant in Eindhoven during the lockdown. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638276

15 January 2022

Restaurant closed in Eindhoven during the lockdown. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638280

15 January 2022

Restaurant closed in Eindhoven during the lockdown with the chairs and tables of the terrace packed and locked. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638284

15 January 2022

Restaurant closed in Eindhoven during the lockdown. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638286

15 January 2022

Restaurant closed in Eindhoven during the lockdown. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638288

15 January 2022

Restaurant closed in Eindhoven during the lockdown. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638292

15 January 2022

A young man holding a luggage bag is walking in front of PRIMARK store. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638298

15 January 2022

A woman wearing a facemask is cycling on a bike. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#7638300

15 January 2022

De Blob and a building with PHILIPS logo on top. The Netherlands partly lifts the lockdown measures from 15 of January after the 4-week long lockdown with all the non-essential shops opening with limited working hours, universities, hair dressers and gyms as well, with reduced capacity but cafes, bars and restaurants will still remain closed until 25 January for sure, an action that finds many shop owners against. Daily life in Eindhoven while people walk in the commercial district of the center or wait in line to receive products from stores via click and collect method. Stores and shops appearing closed with the roller metal shutter down, cafes, bars and restaurants also closed with tables and chairs of the terraces packed and locked. The Netherlands was the first European nation to declare full lockdown to fight the new Omicron variant that surges. After a sudden government order before Christmas, the country closed all the nonessential shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, sports venues, cultural places and others for 4 weeks in order to fight and prevent the spread of the Omicron mutation of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic until at least January 14. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on January 14, 2022

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#6897894

23 July 2021

A view of empty road during the strict Covid-19 Coronavirus lockdown in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on July 23, 2021. Bangladeshi authorities imposed the nationwide all-out lockdown for two week-long amid increasing coronavirus infections and coronavirus related deaths in the country.

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#6898016

23 July 2021

Bangladesh Border Guard personnel patrol on the street at a check point during the strict Covid-19 Coronavirus lockdown in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on July 23, 2021. Bangladeshi authorities imposed the nationwide all-out lockdown for two week-long amid increasing coronavirus infections and coronavirus related deaths in the country.

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#6898018

23 July 2021

Bangladesh Border Guard personnel patrol on the street at a check point during the strict Covid-19 Coronavirus lockdown in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on July 23, 2021. Bangladeshi authorities imposed the nationwide all-out lockdown for two week-long amid increasing coronavirus infections and coronavirus related deaths in the country.

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#6898028

23 July 2021

Bangladesh Border Guard personnel patrol on the street at a check point during the strict Covid-19 Coronavirus lockdown in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on July 23, 2021. Bangladeshi authorities imposed the nationwide all-out lockdown for two week-long amid increasing coronavirus infections and coronavirus related deaths in the country.

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