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#8655608

12 August 2022

Waiting times fluctuate at Dutch airports during morning peak travel day time as passenger accumulate. Long queues of passenger waiting to pass in the security check and then get on the gate of Eindhoven airport EIN. Long lines of people waiting with delays are taking place in the Netherlands in Amsterdam Schiphol and Eindhoven airport, with the waiting time sometimes exceeding 6 hours and the queue building even outside of the airport terminal, where the airports placed temporary tents and water fountains. Long delays, crowds and queues are formed at the security check and bag collection as the Dutch and European airports are facing staff shortages after the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic while passenger and air travel has an increased demand especially during the summer for holidays as it is the first time without Covid restriction and measures. Eindhoven has also more passenger traffic as travelers avoid Amsterdam Schiphol Airport where the waiting lines are sometimes even 6.5 hours. The lost luggage cases are also higher than normal. Many European and UK airports cancel flights and have long delays, flight disruption, creating travel chaos for the aviation industry. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on July 2022

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#8655640

12 August 2022

Waiting times fluctuate at Dutch airports during morning peak travel day time as passenger accumulate. Long queues of passenger waiting to pass in the security check and then get on the gate of Eindhoven airport EIN. Long lines of people waiting with delays are taking place in the Netherlands in Amsterdam Schiphol and Eindhoven airport, with the waiting time sometimes exceeding 6 hours and the queue building even outside of the airport terminal, where the airports placed temporary tents and water fountains. Long delays, crowds and queues are formed at the security check and bag collection as the Dutch and European airports are facing staff shortages after the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic while passenger and air travel has an increased demand especially during the summer for holidays as it is the first time without Covid restriction and measures. Eindhoven has also more passenger traffic as travelers avoid Amsterdam Schiphol Airport where the waiting lines are sometimes even 6.5 hours. The lost luggage cases are also higher than normal. Many European and UK airports cancel flights and have long delays, flight disruption, creating travel chaos for the aviation industry. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on July 2022

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#8655582

12 August 2022

A full garbage bin with plastic bottles on top, as the passenger traffic exceeds the hourly operation capacity of the airport and due to labor shortage. Waiting times fluctuate at Dutch airports during morning peak travel day time as passenger accumulate. Long queues of passenger waiting to pass in the security check and then get on the gate of Eindhoven airport EIN. Long lines of people waiting with delays are taking place in the Netherlands in Amsterdam Schiphol and Eindhoven airport, with the waiting time sometimes exceeding 6 hours and the queue building even outside of the airport terminal, where the airports placed temporary tents and water fountains. Long delays, crowds and queues are formed at the security check and bag collection as the Dutch and European airports are facing staff shortages after the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic while passenger and air travel has an increased demand especially during the summer for holidays as it is the first time without Covid restriction and measures. Eindhoven has also more passenger traffic as travelers avoid Amsterdam Schiphol Airport where the waiting lines are sometimes even 6.5 hours. The lost luggage cases are also higher than normal. Many European and UK airports cancel flights and have long delays, flight disruption, creating travel chaos for the aviation industry. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on July 2022

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#8655622

12 August 2022

Crowds of passengers at the departing gates area. Waiting times fluctuate at Dutch airports during morning peak travel day time as passenger accumulate. Long queues of passenger waiting to pass in the security check and then get on the gate of Eindhoven airport EIN. Long lines of people waiting with delays are taking place in the Netherlands in Amsterdam Schiphol and Eindhoven airport, with the waiting time sometimes exceeding 6 hours and the queue building even outside of the airport terminal, where the airports placed temporary tents and water fountains. Long delays, crowds and queues are formed at the security check and bag collection as the Dutch and European airports are facing staff shortages after the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic while passenger and air travel has an increased demand especially during the summer for holidays as it is the first time without Covid restriction and measures. Eindhoven has also more passenger traffic as travelers avoid Amsterdam Schiphol Airport where the waiting lines are sometimes even 6.5 hours. The lost luggage cases are also higher than normal. Many European and UK airports cancel flights and have long delays, flight disruption, creating travel chaos for the aviation industry. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on July 2022

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#8655626

12 August 2022

Crowds of passengers at the departing gates area. Waiting times fluctuate at Dutch airports during morning peak travel day time as passenger accumulate. Long queues of passenger waiting to pass in the security check and then get on the gate of Eindhoven airport EIN. Long lines of people waiting with delays are taking place in the Netherlands in Amsterdam Schiphol and Eindhoven airport, with the waiting time sometimes exceeding 6 hours and the queue building even outside of the airport terminal, where the airports placed temporary tents and water fountains. Long delays, crowds and queues are formed at the security check and bag collection as the Dutch and European airports are facing staff shortages after the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic while passenger and air travel has an increased demand especially during the summer for holidays as it is the first time without Covid restriction and measures. Eindhoven has also more passenger traffic as travelers avoid Amsterdam Schiphol Airport where the waiting lines are sometimes even 6.5 hours. The lost luggage cases are also higher than normal. Many European and UK airports cancel flights and have long delays, flight disruption, creating travel chaos for the aviation industry. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on July 2022

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#6872012

12 July 2021

Train station seen near Zabiezki, Poland on June 11, 2021.

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#6655912

26 April 2021

As a COVID-19 infected man, I have wore protective face masks while checking my camera as I lie on a bed during two-week quarantine for recovering from the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19), at a room of an apartment in downtown Tehran, on April 25, 2021. I am Morteza Nikoubazl, an Iranian freelance photojournalist, and this place is my parent's room in their home that I use as a place for two weeks quarantine. I have worked on the COVID-19 story and its outbreak in Iran since February 2020 and I was finally infected by the new coronavirus disease after about fourteen months of photography of infected people and dead bodies in hospitals, cities, and cemeteries. Now it is the time to tell my story in quarantine. All the photos in this series are staged and I took the photo with a mobile phone that I had remotely photographed with a Fuji film camera. but these images are real and these are my daily life during a two-week quarantine to recover from the COVID-19.

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#6389386

29 January 2021

Police car checking the streets. Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389370

29 January 2021

An empty moving tram after the curfew time in Amsterdam. Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389382

29 January 2021

An empty moving tram after the curfew time in Amsterdam. Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389372

29 January 2021

Tram stop with nobody. Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389374

29 January 2021

Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389378

29 January 2021

Tram stop. Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389380

29 January 2021

Crossroad with pedestrian traffic light. Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389388

29 January 2021

Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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#6389390

29 January 2021

Empty and quiet streets of the Dutch city of Amsterdam during the COVID curfew. People can be out only with a proven reason and special permission with proper documentation otherwise they are fined 95euro, at the night curfew time. Public transportation like bus and tram are passing empty. Police officers and vehicles deployed in Amsterdam to overview the curfew. Deserted streets of the are seen at the fourth day with the curfew in the country, calmer after violent protests and clashes the previous days. Curfew was imposed by the government to fight the spread of the virus, following the lockdown measures to fight the spike of the Coronavirus cases and the new Covid-19 mutation of the pandemic. It is the first curfew after World War II that has been imposed. Restrictions apply between 21:00-04:30 local time. Citizens can leave their homes only for valid reasons such as health, work or travel. Shops also changed their working hours, while non-essential shops and markets are closed since the lockdown in December. The curfew will be in force at least until February 10, 2021. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on January 27, 2020

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