Outbreak has left some of the busiest sites on earth empty
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Top: Nabi Younes market, Mosul
Bottom: Charles Bridge, Prague
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2/20 Grand Mosque, Mecca
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3/20 Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
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4/20 Nabi Younes market, Mosul
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5/20 Basra Grand Mosque, Iraq
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6/20 Charles Bridge, Prague
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7/20 Taj Mahal hotel, India
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8/20 Dubai Mall, UAE
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9/20 Beirut March, Lebanon
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10/20 Gateway of India, Mumbai
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11/20 Cairo University, Egypt
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12/20 Amman Citadel, Jordan
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13/20 Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem
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14/20 Beirut March, Lebanon
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15/20 Cairo, Egypt
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16/20 Cairo University, Egypt
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17/20 Victoria Memorial, India
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18/20 Amman Citadel, Jordan
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19/20 Amman Citadel, Jordan
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20/20 Sidon, Lebanon
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Top: Nabi Younes market, Mosul
Bottom: Charles Bridge, Prague
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2/20 Grand Mosque, Mecca
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3/20 Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
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4/20 Nabi Younes market, Mosul
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5/20 Basra Grand Mosque, Iraq
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6/20 Charles Bridge, Prague
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7/20 Taj Mahal hotel, India
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8/20 Dubai Mall, UAE
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9/20 Beirut March, Lebanon
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10/20 Gateway of India, Mumbai
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11/20 Cairo University, Egypt
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12/20 Amman Citadel, Jordan
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13/20 Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem
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14/20 Beirut March, Lebanon
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15/20 Cairo, Egypt
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16/20 Cairo University, Egypt
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17/20 Victoria Memorial, India
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18/20 Amman Citadel, Jordan
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19/20 Amman Citadel, Jordan
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20/20 Sidon, Lebanon
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Haunting photos taken around the world depict how coronavirus has left normally bustling places deserted.
Before-and-after pictures show markets, tourist hot spots and streets empty – as they have never been seen in daylight before.
From the famous Charles Bridge in Prague to the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, these popular sites bring to mind a world in which people everywhere are staying safely behind closed doors and avoiding all social contact.
Almost 190,00 cases of Covid-19 have been identified across the globe.
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