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#5925136

15 August 2020

People have fun at the beach in Greece as they are relaxing under the shadow of the umbrellas or pine trees, swimming in the tropical exotic waters, sunbathing on the rocks and enjoying beach life under the sunny blue sky. Kavourotrypes, known also as Portokali or Orange beach, is located between Armenistis and Platanitsi beaches in Sithonia Chalkidiki near Sarti. It is called the real paradise on earth, it is a golden sandy beach with crystal-clear, emerald turquoise and shallow waters with great view to Mt. Athos surrounded by pine trees and white rocks. It is partly organized and not easily accessible, though it always gets overcrowded. Kavourotripes forms a lace-like coastline of small secluded beaches with crystal clear waters, white coves and dense pine trees that spread all the way down to the shore. It used to be a nudist friendly - naturist beach but became popular to tourists the past few years. The local government is adding new safety measures such as social distaning, changing the working hours, obligatory facemask usage etc against the spread of the Coronavirus Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak after relaxing the lockdown, travel and traffic ban, quarantine a few weeks ago, trying to relaunch the tourism season, but recently the number of cases began increasing in Greece, especially to locations near summer holiday destinations, resorts, beach bars, travel locations, night club party etc involving mostly tourists and younger people.August 14, 2020 - Halkidiki, Greece

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15 August 2020

People have fun at the beach in Greece as they are relaxing under the shadow of the umbrellas or pine trees, swimming in the tropical exotic waters, sunbathing on the rocks and enjoying beach life under the sunny blue sky. Kavourotrypes, known also as Portokali or Orange beach, is located between Armenistis and Platanitsi beaches in Sithonia Chalkidiki near Sarti. It is called the real paradise on earth, it is a golden sandy beach with crystal-clear, emerald turquoise and shallow waters with great view to Mt. Athos surrounded by pine trees and white rocks. It is partly organized and not easily accessible, though it always gets overcrowded. Kavourotripes forms a lace-like coastline of small secluded beaches with crystal clear waters, white coves and dense pine trees that spread all the way down to the shore. It used to be a nudist friendly - naturist beach but became popular to tourists the past few years. The local government is adding new safety measures such as social distaning, changing the working hours, obligatory facemask usage etc against the spread of the Coronavirus Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak after relaxing the lockdown, travel and traffic ban, quarantine a few weeks ago, trying to relaunch the tourism season, but recently the number of cases began increasing in Greece, especially to locations near summer holiday destinations, resorts, beach bars, travel locations, night club party etc involving mostly tourists and younger people.August 14, 2020 - Halkidiki, Greece

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#5925140

15 August 2020

People have fun at the beach in Greece as they are relaxing under the shadow of the umbrellas or pine trees, swimming in the tropical exotic waters, sunbathing on the rocks and enjoying beach life under the sunny blue sky. Kavourotrypes, known also as Portokali or Orange beach, is located between Armenistis and Platanitsi beaches in Sithonia Chalkidiki near Sarti. It is called the real paradise on earth, it is a golden sandy beach with crystal-clear, emerald turquoise and shallow waters with great view to Mt. Athos surrounded by pine trees and white rocks. It is partly organized and not easily accessible, though it always gets overcrowded. Kavourotripes forms a lace-like coastline of small secluded beaches with crystal clear waters, white coves and dense pine trees that spread all the way down to the shore. It used to be a nudist friendly - naturist beach but became popular to tourists the past few years. The local government is adding new safety measures such as social distaning, changing the working hours, obligatory facemask usage etc against the spread of the Coronavirus Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak after relaxing the lockdown, travel and traffic ban, quarantine a few weeks ago, trying to relaunch the tourism season, but recently the number of cases began increasing in Greece, especially to locations near summer holiday destinations, resorts, beach bars, travel locations, night club party etc involving mostly tourists and younger people.August 14, 2020 - Halkidiki, Greece

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#5925142

15 August 2020

People have fun at the beach in Greece as they are relaxing under the shadow of the umbrellas or pine trees, swimming in the tropical exotic waters, sunbathing on the rocks and enjoying beach life under the sunny blue sky. Kavourotrypes, known also as Portokali or Orange beach, is located between Armenistis and Platanitsi beaches in Sithonia Chalkidiki near Sarti. It is called the real paradise on earth, it is a golden sandy beach with crystal-clear, emerald turquoise and shallow waters with great view to Mt. Athos surrounded by pine trees and white rocks. It is partly organized and not easily accessible, though it always gets overcrowded. Kavourotripes forms a lace-like coastline of small secluded beaches with crystal clear waters, white coves and dense pine trees that spread all the way down to the shore. It used to be a nudist friendly - naturist beach but became popular to tourists the past few years. The local government is adding new safety measures such as social distaning, changing the working hours, obligatory facemask usage etc against the spread of the Coronavirus Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak after relaxing the lockdown, travel and traffic ban, quarantine a few weeks ago, trying to relaunch the tourism season, but recently the number of cases began increasing in Greece, especially to locations near summer holiday destinations, resorts, beach bars, travel locations, night club party etc involving mostly tourists and younger people.August 14, 2020 - Halkidiki, Greece

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#5925144

15 August 2020

People have fun at the beach in Greece as they are relaxing under the shadow of the umbrellas or pine trees, swimming in the tropical exotic waters, sunbathing on the rocks and enjoying beach life under the sunny blue sky. Kavourotrypes, known also as Portokali or Orange beach, is located between Armenistis and Platanitsi beaches in Sithonia Chalkidiki near Sarti. It is called the real paradise on earth, it is a golden sandy beach with crystal-clear, emerald turquoise and shallow waters with great view to Mt. Athos surrounded by pine trees and white rocks. It is partly organized and not easily accessible, though it always gets overcrowded. Kavourotripes forms a lace-like coastline of small secluded beaches with crystal clear waters, white coves and dense pine trees that spread all the way down to the shore. It used to be a nudist friendly - naturist beach but became popular to tourists the past few years. The local government is adding new safety measures such as social distaning, changing the working hours, obligatory facemask usage etc against the spread of the Coronavirus Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak after relaxing the lockdown, travel and traffic ban, quarantine a few weeks ago, trying to relaunch the tourism season, but recently the number of cases began increasing in Greece, especially to locations near summer holiday destinations, resorts, beach bars, travel locations, night club party etc involving mostly tourists and younger people.August 14, 2020 - Halkidiki, Greece

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#5663258

29 April 2020

Marcin, from the Amonit Vineyard, located in Cianowice near Krakow, descending on a tractor between the vine rows. The family winyard covers 0.5 hectares and specializes in three varieties of grapes: Johanniter and Solaris (white wines) and Regent (red wines). Since the easing of the coronavirus restrictions in Poland, anyone working the land does not need to wear protective masks. Many people are trying to catch up on work lost during the lockdown. On Wednesday, April 29, 2020, in Cianowice near Skala, County Krakow, Poland.

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29 April 2020

Joanna and Marcin, from the Amonit Vineyard, located in Cianowice near Krakow, during the tying of vine canes work. The family winyard covers 0.5 hectares and specializes in three varieties of grapes: Johanniter and Solaris (white wines) and Regent (red wines). Since the easing of the coronavirus restrictions in Poland, anyone working the land does not need to wear protective masks. Many people are trying to catch up on work lost during the lockdown. On Wednesday, April 29, 2020, in Cianowice near Skala, County Krakow, Poland.

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#5248002

19 December 2019

A procession of protesters demonstrated behind a large banner decorated with Christmas garlands and on which we can read "Under the tree, the strike, no truce for Christmas" this Tuesday, December 17, 2019, on the twelfth day of the strike movement against the reform pensions, while another big day of mobilization against the reform took place in Paris at the initiative of the main French unions. Between 70,000 and 350,000 people demonstrated between Place de la République and Place de la Nation against the establishment of the retirement pension and the extension of working time to 64 years.

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#3581766

22 December 2018

Forest restoration project in the Elephant Conservation Center, Sayaboury, Laos, in December 2018. Laos was known as ‘The land of a million elephants’ in the past, today the elephant population in the country stands at around 800 individuals. Half of them is made up of captive elephants, and their number is in decline; the owners are not interested in breeding animals (the cow needs at least four years out of work during her pregnancy and lactation), illegal trafficking to China and other neighboring countries continues. Against this backdrop, the Elephant Conservation Center is the only one organization in Laos who is interested in maintaining the population and breeding of elephants. They have the only elephant hospital and research laboratory in Laos. The Center was created in 2011, and now the team is protecting 29 elephants that had been working in the logging industry or mass tourism, and 530 hectares of forest around Nam Tien Lake in Sayaboury. ‘If we have extra money, we buy an elephant,’ says Anthony, the manager. The primary goal of the Center, besides conservation and breeding, is to reintroduce socially coherent groups of healthy elephants to a natural forest where they can contribute to the increase of the wild population. For this reason, a special socialization programme has been developed by the biologists, where domesticated elephants learn to communicate and survive in the wild under the supervision of specialists. ‘There are not enough elephants in Laos,’ says Chrisantha, the biologist of the center. ‘We need around 5000 of a species to sustain a population, and we are nowhere near that. The efforts we are making now at least give a bit of hope for the future.’ (

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#435373

13 February 2015

Children perform a traditional dance wearing butterfly dress during the "Basanta Utsab" or spring Festival in Dhaka on February 13, 2015. Hundreds of people joined in the cultural ceremony to welcome the first day of 'Basanta,' which is known as the symbol of life and begins with the first day of the Bengali month of Phalgun

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#435374

13 February 2015

Bangladeshi women perform a traditional dance during the "Basanta Utsab" or spring Festival in Dhaka on February 13, 2015. Hundreds of people joined in the cultural ceremony to welcome the first day of 'Basanta,' which is known as the symbol of life and begins with the first day of the Bengali month of Phalgun

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#435375

13 February 2015

Bangladeshi people attended the "Basanta Utsab" or spring Festival in Dhaka on February 13, 2015. Hundreds of people joined in the cultural ceremony to welcome the first day of 'Basanta,' which is known as the symbol of life and begins with the first day of the Bengali month of Phalgun

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13 February 2015

Bangladeshi people attended the "Basanta Utsab" or spring Festival in Dhaka on February 13, 2015. Hundreds of people joined in the cultural ceremony to welcome the first day of 'Basanta,' which is known as the symbol of life and begins with the first day of the Bengali month of Phalgun

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#435377

13 February 2015

Bangladeshi ameature women photographer taking pictures during the "Basanta Utsab" or spring Festival in Dhaka on February 13, 2015. Hundreds of people joined in the cultural ceremony to welcome the first day of 'Basanta,' which is known as the symbol of life and begins with the first day of the Bengali month of Phalgun

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#435378

13 February 2015

A Bangladeshi girl has her head decorated with flowers as they celebrate the arrival of spring on the first day of Falgoon at the Dhaka University campus in Dhaka on February 13, 2015.Hundreds of people joined in the cultural ceremony to welcome the first day of 'Basanta,' which is known as the symbol of life and begins with the first day of the Bengali month of Phalgun

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13 February 2015

A Bangladeshi girl has her head decorated with flowers as they celebrate the arrival of spring on the first day of Falgoon at the Dhaka University campus in Dhaka on February 13, 2015.Hundreds of people joined in the cultural ceremony to welcome the first day of 'Basanta,' which is known as the symbol of life and begins with the first day of the Bengali month of Phalgun

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