"Zulia Has"

#5808244

27 June 2020

Venezuelans pass through the streets in search of food, at the risk of contagion from Covid-19 in the city of Maracaibo, Venezuela on June 26, 2020. In the last 24 hours, 84 positive cases have been registered, according to official figures, Zulia has 578 positive cases and is the second state with the most infections. The Mayor of the state capital indicated that there are 600 positive rapid tests, and that they only await the results of the molecular tests to confirm the increase in the pandemic. The board of directors of the state College of Physicians has declared that the entity is on 'Red Alert' before the growing number of coronavirus cases and demands the application of a contingency program in hospitals.

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#5808258

27 June 2020

Venezuelans pass through the streets in search of food, at the risk of contagion from Covid-19 in the city of Maracaibo, Venezuela on June 26, 2020. In the last 24 hours, 84 positive cases have been registered, according to official figures, Zulia has 578 positive cases and is the second state with the most infections. The Mayor of the state capital indicated that there are 600 positive rapid tests, and that they only await the results of the molecular tests to confirm the increase in the pandemic. The board of directors of the state College of Physicians has declared that the entity is on 'Red Alert' before the growing number of coronavirus cases and demands the application of a contingency program in hospitals.

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27 June 2020

Venezuelans pass through the streets in search of food, at the risk of contagion from Covid-19 in the city of Maracaibo, Venezuela on June 26, 2020. In the last 24 hours, 84 positive cases have been registered, according to official figures, Zulia has 578 positive cases and is the second state with the most infections. The Mayor of the state capital indicated that there are 600 positive rapid tests, and that they only await the results of the molecular tests to confirm the increase in the pandemic. The board of directors of the state College of Physicians has declared that the entity is on 'Red Alert' before the growing number of coronavirus cases and demands the application of a contingency program in hospitals.

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#5808262

27 June 2020

Venezuelans pass through the streets in search of food, at the risk of contagion from Covid-19 in the city of Maracaibo, Venezuela on June 26, 2020. In the last 24 hours, 84 positive cases have been registered, according to official figures, Zulia has 578 positive cases and is the second state with the most infections. The Mayor of the state capital indicated that there are 600 positive rapid tests, and that they only await the results of the molecular tests to confirm the increase in the pandemic. The board of directors of the state College of Physicians has declared that the entity is on 'Red Alert' before the growing number of coronavirus cases and demands the application of a contingency program in hospitals.

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#5808286

27 June 2020

Venezuelans pass through the streets in search of food, at the risk of contagion from Covid-19 in the city of Maracaibo, Venezuela on June 26, 2020. In the last 24 hours, 84 positive cases have been registered, according to official figures, Zulia has 578 positive cases and is the second state with the most infections. The Mayor of the state capital indicated that there are 600 positive rapid tests, and that they only await the results of the molecular tests to confirm the increase in the pandemic. The board of directors of the state College of Physicians has declared that the entity is on 'Red Alert' before the growing number of coronavirus cases and demands the application of a contingency program in hospitals.

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#4976422

11 October 2019

Shops and stores, closed, abandoned with locks on their doors is the panorama seen on October 10 in the city Maracaibo Venezuela. The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce fears that due to the constant blackouts, in the state the national business sector is approaching a ''breaking point'', which would result in the massive closure of shops and industries. Through a statement, the organization highlighted that the difficulties and deficiencies that the regional business sector is going through to continue working, continues to increase with the deficiency in the supply of electricity, and the collapse of other public services, apart from the problem with the lack of cash in banks, public transport; expropriations and legal insecurity; absence of qualified personnel; increase in municipal taxes, and other causes that have impaired the normal functioning of private and public companies throughout the country. There is great concern and expectation in the business sector just two months after the end of the year, because of the threat of a massive closure of establishments and industries. That will further aggravate the shortage of essential products and services, as well as the loss of jobs of which support thousands of Zulian families.

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#4976424

11 October 2019

Shops and stores, closed, abandoned with locks on their doors is the panorama seen on October 10 in the city Maracaibo Venezuela. The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce fears that due to the constant blackouts, in the state the national business sector is approaching a ''breaking point'', which would result in the massive closure of shops and industries. Through a statement, the organization highlighted that the difficulties and deficiencies that the regional business sector is going through to continue working, continues to increase with the deficiency in the supply of electricity, and the collapse of other public services, apart from the problem with the lack of cash in banks, public transport; expropriations and legal insecurity; absence of qualified personnel; increase in municipal taxes, and other causes that have impaired the normal functioning of private and public companies throughout the country. There is great concern and expectation in the business sector just two months after the end of the year, because of the threat of a massive closure of establishments and industries. That will further aggravate the shortage of essential products and services, as well as the loss of jobs of which support thousands of Zulian families.

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#4976430

11 October 2019

Shops and stores, closed, abandoned with locks on their doors is the panorama seen on October 10 in the city Maracaibo Venezuela. The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce fears that due to the constant blackouts, in the state the national business sector is approaching a ''breaking point'', which would result in the massive closure of shops and industries. Through a statement, the organization highlighted that the difficulties and deficiencies that the regional business sector is going through to continue working, continues to increase with the deficiency in the supply of electricity, and the collapse of other public services, apart from the problem with the lack of cash in banks, public transport; expropriations and legal insecurity; absence of qualified personnel; increase in municipal taxes, and other causes that have impaired the normal functioning of private and public companies throughout the country. There is great concern and expectation in the business sector just two months after the end of the year, because of the threat of a massive closure of establishments and industries. That will further aggravate the shortage of essential products and services, as well as the loss of jobs of which support thousands of Zulian families.

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#4976434

11 October 2019

Shops and stores, closed, abandoned with locks on their doors is the panorama seen on October 10 in the city Maracaibo Venezuela. The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce fears that due to the constant blackouts, in the state the national business sector is approaching a ''breaking point'', which would result in the massive closure of shops and industries. Through a statement, the organization highlighted that the difficulties and deficiencies that the regional business sector is going through to continue working, continues to increase with the deficiency in the supply of electricity, and the collapse of other public services, apart from the problem with the lack of cash in banks, public transport; expropriations and legal insecurity; absence of qualified personnel; increase in municipal taxes, and other causes that have impaired the normal functioning of private and public companies throughout the country. There is great concern and expectation in the business sector just two months after the end of the year, because of the threat of a massive closure of establishments and industries. That will further aggravate the shortage of essential products and services, as well as the loss of jobs of which support thousands of Zulian families.

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#4976438

11 October 2019

Shops and stores, closed, abandoned with locks on their doors is the panorama seen on October 10 in the city Maracaibo Venezuela. The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce fears that due to the constant blackouts, in the state the national business sector is approaching a ''breaking point'', which would result in the massive closure of shops and industries. Through a statement, the organization highlighted that the difficulties and deficiencies that the regional business sector is going through to continue working, continues to increase with the deficiency in the supply of electricity, and the collapse of other public services, apart from the problem with the lack of cash in banks, public transport; expropriations and legal insecurity; absence of qualified personnel; increase in municipal taxes, and other causes that have impaired the normal functioning of private and public companies throughout the country. There is great concern and expectation in the business sector just two months after the end of the year, because of the threat of a massive closure of establishments and industries. That will further aggravate the shortage of essential products and services, as well as the loss of jobs of which support thousands of Zulian families.

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