Beaches, parks busy as Europe heat wave and U.S. spring test new coronavirus rules
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Bois de Boulogne
the French Riviera
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Fahrenheit
Yannis Tentomas
Anne Chardon
Bathers
Lilach Vardi
Boris Johnson
Niko Privado
Zara Safat
Lisa Shumaker
Daniel WallisAll
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Americans
Greeks
COVID-19
Muslims
Germans
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the Mediterranean Sea
the Dead Sea
Hyde Park
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Tunis’ Manar City Mall
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New York
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the United States
Brooklyn
New York City
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Nice
Tel Aviv
Jordan Valley
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
London
Greenwich Park
Events
the Eid al-Fitr
Summary
In Tunisia, which reported no new COVID-19 cases over four consecutive days last week, people flooded into the streets and to recently reopened shops with little social-distancing. In London’s Hyde Park, police arrested 19 people on Saturday for deliberately breaking social distancing guidelines in protest at the rules, on the first weekend since Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a slight loosening of England’s lockdown. “It’s very bad — only three to four people every hour,” said Zara Safat.
As said here by Lisa Shumaker