from the
Reuters archives
Clippings from the longest year
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ARCHIVES
2020
So much has happened this year – the global pandemic, of course, but also political chaos, freak weather and wildfires, and protests everywhere.
What we went through depended so much on who we are and where we live. In a year where healthcare workers were heroes every day, some of us spent our spare time playing Animal Crossing. Whether we experienced tragedy or economic hardship, depression or just plain listlessness could seem so random and turn quickly from one to the other. So how do we capture the year of COVID-19?
The Reuters graphics team dug through our archives of photos, articles, and other artifacts to tell the only story we could: a messy one, full of contrasts. Scraps of hope, loss, ingenuity, activism and so many other things we reported on this year.
We hope this scrapbook gives a sense of what we shared around the globe, if at different times and in countries we couldn’t visit this year.
PUBLISHED
Dec. 22 2020
Santiago, Chile
New York, U.S.
+11 h.
+13 h.
Hong Kong
00.00
31 days later in London...
UK welcomes Brexit year
(at last?)
cities close to wuhan
see a rise in
coronavirus cases
Jan. 10, 2020
Wuhan, China
There’s a mystery virus going around in
Wuhan, China. The city’s health officials
said about 40 people have been
diagnosed and that one of them, a
61-year-old man, has died.
For now, the officials are calling the
virus an “unknown cause of viral
pneumonia.”
Most of the infected people are vendors
and shoppers at the local seafood
market. No clear evidence of
human-to-human transmission so far,
according to the officials.
4
Jan. 27
Confirmed
cases: 2,800
Jan. 29
– Nicholas Schneider, 21,
American student at Wuhan University
Santiago, Chile
New York, U.S.
+11 h.
+13 h.
Hong Kong
00.00
31 days later in London...
UK welcomes Brexit year
(at last?)
cities close to wuhan
see a rise in
coronavirus cases
Jan. 10
Seafood market
in Wuhan
4
Jan. 27
Confirmed
cases: 2,800
Jan. 29
– Nicholas Schneider, 21,
American student at Wuhan University
New York, U.S.
+13 h.
Hong Kong
00.00
31 days later
in London...
UK welcomes Brexit year
(at last?)
Seafood market
in Wuhan
4
Jan. 27
Confirmed
cases: 2,800
Jan. 29
– Nicholas Schneider, 21,
American student
at Wuhan University
The virus spreads
like wildfire
around the world
Feb. 2
Early Feb. to early March
Death of Chinese
doctor sparks
mourning, anger
BEIJING, Feb. 6 (Reuters) - The death from coronavirus of a Chinese doctor who had been reprimanded for issuing an early warning about the disease triggered a wave of public mourning on Friday and rare expressions of anger against the government online.
Feb. 19
For Bergamo’s
soccer team,
a Champions’ dream
comes true
One of the last matches
with fans in the stadium
Atalanta fairytale continues
as Italians thrash Valencia
Champions league 2019-2020
Stadio G. Meazza
Trib. Arancio-Cent.
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Row 11
Seat 00
Intero UEFA
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Champions league 2019-2020
Stadio G. Meazza
Trib. Arancio-Cent.
Block 160
Row 11
Seat 00
Intero UEFA
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Totale euro 200
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Five Italian Serie A matches postponed due to coronavirus
> > 10 days later
Valencia say 35% of squad,
staff tested positive
for coronavirus
>> 1 month later
“Una bomba biologica”
The mayor of Bergamo, where Atalanta is based, called the match — a superspreader event — “a biological bomb”
The virus
spreads
like wildfire
around the world
Feb. 2
Early Feb.
to early March
Death of Chinese
doctor sparks
mourning, anger
Feb. 19
For Bergamo’s
soccer team,
a Champions’ dream
comes true
Champions league 2019-2020
Stadio G. Meazza
Trib. Arancio-Cent.
Block 160
Row 11
Seat 00
Intero UEFA
Prezzo 200,00
Prev. euro 00
Totale euro 200
000000000001
> > 10 days later
>> 1 month later
The mayor of Bergamo, where
Atalanta is based, called the match
— a superspreader event —
“a biological bomb”
A deluge of death
in northern Italy
March 7
“They buried him like
that, without a funeral,
without his loved ones,
with just a blessing
from the priest”
MARTA MANFREDI, who couldn’t
attend her grandfather’s funeral
“It’s like being in a war
with an invisible enemy”
ROBERTA CAPRINI,
a partner in a funeral service in Bergamo
“I believe a very deep
scar will stay with us”
BRUNO BONASSI,
deputy editor of
L’Eco di Bergamo newspaper
“My father was left
to die alone, at home,
without help...We were
simply abandoned.
No one deserves
an end like that”
SILVIA BERTULETTI, 48
“No one is prepared
for this...But the wish
to help and survive
this awful situation
was the strength that
pushed us on every day
to help people”
GIULIA VILLA,
Bergamo doctor, 33
100,000 deaths
as the world
confines itself
SANJAY SHARMA,
Mumbai taxi driver
Poor Indians flee to villages
as coronavirus measures
take heavy toll
Ghaziabad,
India
March 21
March 18
Times Square, N.Y.
March 22 & 28
Tokyo, Japan
March 15
Lima, Peru
March 15
Washington D.C.
March 5
Milan, Italy
In a new normal,
life goes on
April 1
Born in
Hanoi, Vietnam
Zoom happy hour
Zoom yoga
Zoom everything
March 29
Yoga teacher Soukeine Hachem does
a live broadcast of her yoga class from home
in Casablanca, Morocco
400%
Beans
Tuna
Chicken
0
February
March
No milk,
no bleach!
A deluge of death
in northern Italy
March 7
“They buried him like
that, without a funeral,
without his loved ones,
with just a blessing
from the priest”
MARTA MANFREDI, who couldn’t
attend her grandfather’s funeral
“It’s like being in a war
with an invisible enemy”
ROBERTA CAPRINI,
a partner in a funeral service in Bergamo
“I believe a very deep
scar will stay with us”
BRUNO BONASSI,
deputy editor of
L’Eco di Bergamo newspaper
“My father was left
to die alone, at home,
without help...We were
simply abandoned.
No one deserves
an end like that”
SILVIA BERTULETTI, 48
“No one is prepared
for this...But the wish
to help and survive
this awful situation
was the strength that
pushed us on every day
to help people”
GIULIA VILLA,
Bergamo doctor, 33
100,000 deaths
as the world
confines itself
SANJAY SHARMA,
Mumbai taxi driver
March 28
Poor Indians flee to villages
as coronavirus measures
take heavy toll
Ghaziabad, India
March 21
In a new normal,
life goes on
April 1
Born in
Hanoi, Vietnam
Yoga teacher Soukeine Hachem does
a live broadcast of her yoga class from home
in Casablanca, Morocco
400%
Beans
Tuna
Chicken
0
February
No milk,
no bleach!
March
Chalfont St Giles,
Britain
March 7
San Fiorano, Italy
A deluge of death
in northern Italy
“It’s like being
in a war with an
invisible enemy”
ROBERTA CAPRINI,
a partner in a funeral
service in Bergamo
“I believe a very
deep scar will
stay with us”
BRUNO BONASSI,
deputy editor of
L’Eco di Bergamo newspaper
“My father was left
to die alone, at home,
without help...We were
simply abandoned.
No one deserves
an end like that”
SILVIA BERTULETTI, 48
“No one is prepared
for this...But the wish
to help and survive
this awful situation
was the strength that
pushed us on every day
to help people”
GIULIA VILLA,
Bergamo doctor, 33
100,000 deaths
as the world
confines itself
Poor Indians flee to villages
as coronavirus measures
take heavy toll
March 21
SANJAY SHARMA,
Mumbai taxi driver
March 28
Ghaziabad
India
March 18
Times Square, N.Y.
March 22 & 28
Tokyo, Japan
In a new normal,
life goes on
April 1
Born in
Hanoi,
Vietnam
March 13
Rome
March 14
Rome
March 29
Yoga teacher Soukeine Hachem does
a live broadcast of her yoga class from home
in Casablanca, Morocco
March 14
400%
Beans
No milk,
no bleach!
Tuna
Chicken
0
February
March
Chalfont St Giles,
Britain
April 3
March 25
Oslo, Norway
Family recipe for
sourdough bread
April 3, London
COVID sourdough bread
April 7
Chennai, India
1 MILLION
global
CASES
The universal language of social distancing
CHILDREN INSPIRE
( with scenes of
epic battles
with vaccine guns! )
Marie Lou drew her mom and said
she misses her grandmother the most.
Paolo drew himself in a farm.
He said he missed climbing, friends
and his grandparents
the most.
“In the first frame, it shows that viruses are landing from a bat aircraft and they are terrifying human beings...
The last frame shows that human beings have defeated and diminished the viruses with vaccine guns.”
-Li Congchen
April 3
March 25
Oslo, Norway
Family recipe for
sourdough bread
April 3, London
COVID sourdough bread
April 7
Chennai, India
The universal language of social distancing
1 MILLION
global
CASES
CHILDREN INSPIRE
( with scenes of
epic battles
with vaccine guns! )
Marie Lou drew her mom and said
she misses her grandmother the most.
Paolo drew himself in a farm.
He said he missed climbing, friends
and his grandparents the most.
April 19, Brussels
Marie Lou, 4 &
Paolo Belenyesi, 9
April 19, Beijing
Li Congchen, 11
“In the first frame, it shows that viruses are landing from a bat aircraft and they are terrifying human beings...
The last frame shows that human beings have defeated and diminished the viruses with vaccine guns.”
-Li Congchen
The U.S. economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April, the steepest plunge since the Great Depression
ONE MONTH,
20.5 MILLION
U.S. JOBS LOST
LORENA RODRIGUEZ
47-year-old nanny in Chile
who lost her job
“It took a month
of pandemic to
lose it all”
DOUGLAS FELIPE ALVES
Nascimento, 21, a worker
in Sao Paulo who lost his job
Miles-long queue for
food aid in South Africa
May 20
People in queue to receive food aid
at the Itireleng informal settlement in
Pretoria, South Africa
May 28
Tangerang, Indonesia
Patients exercise on the balconies of
a training center, which has been
converted into a quarantine house
More than half a million cases in Brazil
May 31
The steepest plunge since the Great Depression
LORENA RODRIGUEZ
47-year-old nanny in Chile
who lost her job
“It took a month
of pandemic to
lose it all”
DOUGLAS FELIPE ALVES
Nascimento, 21, a worker
in Sao Paulo who lost his job
Miles-long queue for
food aid in South Africa
May 20
People in queue to receive
food aid at the Itireleng
Informal settlement
in Pretoria, South Africa
May 28
Tangerang, Indonesia
Patients exercise on the
balconies of a training center,
which has been converted
into a quarantine house
May 31
More than half a million
cases in Brazil
Despite the pandemic,
millions took to the streets globally
to demand change
Protests worldwide embrace
Black Lives Matter movement
“A pandemic in a pandemic”:
Coronavirus deepens
racial gaps in America
So you want to talk about race
Protests worldwide embrace
Black Lives Matter movement
Despite the pandemic,
millions took to the streets globally
to demand change
May 25
June 13
New York
“A pandemic in a pandemic”:
Coronavirus deepens
racial gaps in America
Aug. 20
June 5
June 9
Oxford, Britain
Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old
emergency medical technician,
was killed by Louisville police
on March 13
June 14
New York
June 22
Stains, France
So you want to talk about race
June 7
July 16
Buenos Aires, Argentina
June 21
London, Britain
June 21
Ahmedabad, India
Despite the pandemic,
millions took to the streets globally
to demand change
Protests worldwide embrace
Black Lives Matter movement
New York
“A pandemic in a pandemic”:
Coronavirus deepens
racial gaps in America
Oxford,
Britain
New York
Stains,
France
Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old
emergency medical technician,
was killed by Louisville police
on March 13
So you want to talk about race
New world of sports
June 21
Toronto, Canada
Rearranged Tokyo Games still shrouded in uncertainty
May 11
London
Home
Olympics!
July 19, Zurich
The Inspiration Games
New world of sports
June 21
Toronto, Canada
Rearranged Tokyo Games still shrouded in uncertainty
July 19, Zurich
The Inspiration Games
May 11
London
Home
Olympics!
Do you really need to party?
Aug. 5
WHO says young people must curb their party instincts to help prevent new outbreaks
China state papers back Wuhan park after viral pool party
Aug. 11
Wuhan, China
Politicization
of masks
July 7
Aug. 1, Berlin
Aug. 29, London
Do you really need to party?
WHO says young people must curb their party instincts to help prevent new outbreaks
Aug. 5
Aug. 11
Wuhan, China
Politicization
of masks
Aug. 29,
London
Aug. 1, Berlin
Dec. 9
July 7
the
Vaccine race
Sept. 8
Sept. 27
Manchester, Britain
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
Peshawar, Pakistan
Sept. 25
Johnson & Johnson vaccine produces
strong immune response in early trial
Sept. 28
Sept. 18
Brazil hits 5 million COVID-19 cases, epidemiologist fears second wave
Oct. 7
Thai protesters challenge monarchy
Sept. 19
protests
AMID the
PANDEMIC
Oct. 21
Bangkok,
July 18
Bangkok
Oct. 14
Oct. 16
the Vaccine race
Sept. 8
Sept. 25
Johnson & Johnson vaccine
produces strong immune
response in early trial
Brazil hits 5 million COVID-19 cases, epidemiologist fears second wave
Sept. 19
Oct. 21
Bangkok
July 18
Bangkok
Oct. 14
Oct. 16
- Anurak Jeantawanich, 52,
Thai activist arrested for
violating the emergency
measures
U.S. President Trump and Melania test positive for COVID-19
Oct. 2
festivals continue
...with the help of
disinfectants &
essential workers
Are they living in the same world?
Oct. 21
Jakarta, Indonesia
Oct. 31
Wuhan, China
Socially distant early voting lines
Nov. 3
Oklahoma
Record voting by mail
u.s. heads to polls
Nov. 2
Trump rally in
Pennsylvania
Oct. 24
Biden in Pennsylvania
U.S. President Trump and Melania test positive for COVID-19
Oct. 2
festivals continue
...with the help of
disinfectants &
essential workers
Are they living in the same world?
Oct. 21
Jakarta, Indonesia
Oct. 31
Wuhan, China
Socially distant
voting lines
Nov. 3
Oklahoma
u.s. heads
to polls
Record voting by mail
Nov. 2
Trump rally in
Pennsylvania
Oct. 24
Biden in Pennsylvania
Oct. 2
U.S. President Trump and Melania
test positive for COVID-19
...with the help of
disinfectants & essential workers
Oct. 21
Jakarta, Indonesia
Are they living in
the same world?
Oct. 31
Wuhan, China
Socially distant
early voting lines
Nov. 3
Oklahoma
Record voting by mail
Nov. 2
Trump rally in
Pennsylvania
Oct. 24
Biden in Pennsylvania
“All of a sudden I feel
kind of lonely, I have
to admit”
Janis Segal, 72,
as she prepared for a
Zoom Thanksgiving
vaccine trials
offer
glimmer of hope
How does
the world mourn
together apart?
Maradona
MOURNS
World
Soccer
Nov. 25
Nov. 26
Friends and family carry
the casket of soccer legend
Diego Armando Maradona
in Buenos Aires
“All of a sudden I feel
kind of lonely, I have
to admit”
Janis Segal, 72,
as she prepared for a
Zoom Thanksgiving
vaccine trials
offer glimmer
of hope
How does the
world mourn
together apart?
Nov. 25
Friends and family carry
the casket of soccer legend
Diego Armando Maradona
in Buenos Aires
A year of
online shopping
delivery workers
Nov. 24
South Korean
say coronavirus boom means
relentless toil
Vaccines, at last
“Go for it”
a
says grandmother who got world's first Pfizer COVID vaccine in Britain
LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuters) - Margaret Keenan, the 90-year-old grandmother who became the first person in the world to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine outside of a trial in Britain on Tuesday, has a message for others: “go for it” to beat the devastating disease.
Dec. 8
Dec. 14
Dec. 14
Dec. 13
Louisville, Kentucky
Workers moving containers of
the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
Winter Is Coming...
Dec. 31
New Year’s Eve celebration in New York’s
Times Square will be virtual
and the longest year
finally comes to an end.
. . . but the pandemic CONTINUES.
As of December 2020, more than
1.6 million people have died of COVID-19
in the world.
A year of
online shopping
delivery workers
Nov. 24
South Korean
say coronavirus boom means
relentless toil
Nov. 5
Dec. 8
Vaccines, at last
Dec. 8
London, UK
World’s first Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is administered
The end of the pandemic is finally in sight
“Go for it”
a
says grandmother who got world's first Pfizer COVID vaccine in Britain
LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuters) - Margaret Keenan, the 90-year-old grandmother who became the first person in the world to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine outside of a trial in Britain on Tuesday, has a message for others: “go for it” to beat the devastating disease.
Dec. 8
Dec. 14
Dec. 14
Workers moving containers of
the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
Dec. 10
Winter Is Coming...
Dec. 7
Dec. 11
Dec. 31
New Year’s Eve celebration in New York’s
Times Square will be virtual
and the longest year
finally comes to an end.
. . . but the pandemic CONTINUES.
As of December 2020, more than
1.6 million people have died of COVID-19
in the world.
A year of
online shopping
delivery workers
Nov. 24
“Go for it”
a
says grandmother who got world's first Pfizer COVID vaccine in Britain
LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuters) - Margaret Keenan, the 90-year-old grandmother who became the first person in the world to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine outside of a trial in Britain on Tuesday, has a message for others: “go for it” to beat the devastating disease.
Dec. 13
Louisville,
Kentucky
Workers moving
containers of the
Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
Dec. 8
Dec. 14
Dec. 14
Winter Is Coming...
New Year’s Eve celebration
in New York’s Times Square
will be virtual
Dec. 31
. . . but the
pandemic continues.
As of December 2020,
more than 1.6 million people
have died of COVID-19
in the world.
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Minami Funakoshi, Samuel Granados, and Ally J. Levine
Edited by
Jon McClure and Tiffany Wu
Photo credits
JAN.
New Year’s in Hong Kong/Navesh Chitrakar; in Santiago, Chile/Pablo Sanhueza; in New York, U.S./Amr Alfiky; Brexit celebration in London, Britain/Henry Nicholls; Worker in a protective suit at the closed seafood market in Wuhan, China/Stringer
FEB.
Makeshift memorial for the Chinese doctor Li Wenliang in Wuhan, China/Stringer, Feb. 7
MARCH
Ripped Italian flag hanging outside a building in San Fiorano, Italy/Marzio Toniolo via REUTERS; An edition of the newspaper L’Eco di Bergamo in which ten pages of obituaries have been published due to the coronavirus pandemic, in Bergamo, Italy/Flavio Lo Scalzo, May 12; Migrant workers crowd up outside a bus station as they wait to board buses to return to their villages in Ghaziabad, India/Anushree Fadnavis; Pigeons roam around Piazza Duomo in Milan, Italy/Guglielmo Mangiapane
Empty beach in Lima, Peru/Sebastian Castaneda; Ballet dancer and performer Ashlee Montague at the empty Times Square in New York, U.S./Andrew Kelly; Empty National Mall in Washington D.C., U.S./Carlos Barria; Cherry blossoms in Ueno park before and after the Tokyo governor urged residents to stay indoors in Tokyo, Japan/Issei Kato
APRIL
Newborn baby in Hanoi, Vietnam/Nguyen Huy Kham, April 13; Zoom happy hour in New York, U.S/Caitlin Ochs; People look out the windows in Rome, Italy/Yara Nardi; A woman sings from her balcony in Rome, Italy/Alberto Lingria; Yoga teacher in Casablanca, Morocco/Youssef Boudlal; Amur the Siberian tiger at Zoo Zurich, Switzerland/Arnd Wiegmann; Free toilet paper sign in Chalfont St Giles, Britain/Paul Childs
APRIL
Recipe for sourdough bread handwritten by Mats Haraldsson, the father of Reuters photographer Nora Savosnick, in Oslo, Norway/Nora Savosnick; Homemade seeded sourdough loaf in London, Britain/Dylan Martinez; Cow moves past circles drawn on a road for people to maintain safe distance in Chennai, India/P. Ravikumar; Variety of markers used to mark social distancing in cities around the world/Reuters Photographers; Marie Lou Belenyesi, 4, and Paolo Belenyesi, 9, holding pictures they drew during the pandemic, in Brussels, Belgium/Johanna Geron; Li Congchen, 11, holding a picture he drew during the pandemic, in Beijing, China/Tingshu Wang; Other social-distancing themed drawings by children at Grove Road Primary School, in Tring, Britain/Eddie Keogh, May 28
MAY
People stand in a queue to receive food aid at the Itireleng informal settlement, near Laudium suburb in Pretoria, South Africa/Siphiwe Sibeko; People exercising at the balconies in Tangerang, Indonesia/Willy Kurniawan; Black Lives Matter protest in Washington D.C., U.S./Jim Bourg; in Brooklyn, New York/Caitlin Ochs; Protest murals designed by volunteers and mural artists of the P.A.I.N.T.S Institute in Washington D.C., U.S/Katanga Johnson; Breonna Taylor mural in Washington D.C., U.S./Cheriss May; Black Trans Lives Matter rally in New York, U.S./Stephanie Keith; Protests in Oxford, Britain/Hannah McKay; Maiya Hartman paints a mural as part of events to mark Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery in Texas, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S./Eric Miller
George Floyd mural in Stains, France/Benoit Tessier; A viola professor teaches via Zoom, in Buenos Aires, Argentina/Agustin Marcarian; Everton fan Speedo Mick watches the Premier League Everton v Liverpool match at home, in London, Britain/Matthew Childs; A woman conducts a virtual yoga session in Ahmedabad, India/Amit Dave
JULY
People doing outdoor yoga in socially distant bubbles, in Toronto, Canada/Carlos Osorio; Switzerland’s Lea Sprunger in action during the 300m Hurdles during the Diamond League at the Letzigrund Stadium, Zurich, Switzerland/Arnd Wiegmann; Personal trainer Flo Dowler leads an outdoor workout fitness class in London, Britain/Kevin Coombs
AUG.
People at a pool party in Wuhan, China/Stringer, provided by a third party; Demonstrators march during a protest against the German government’s coronavirus restrictions, in Berlin, Germany/Fabrizio Bensch; Woman holding a sign saying “Big brother is masking you”, in Berlin, Germany/Axel Schmidt, Aug. 29; Demonstrator with a metallic mesh in front of his face, in Berlin, Germany/Axel Schmidt, Aug. 29; Demonstrator wearing underwear to cover his face in Berlin, Germany/Axel Schmidt, Aug. 29; Demonstrator wearing a mask that has been cut out, in Berlin, Germany/Axel Schmidt, Aug. 29; Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro during the opening of the forum ‘Control in the Fight against Corruption 2020’ in Brasilia, Brazil/Ueslei Marcelino, Dec. 9
SEPT.
A man works in a laboratory of Chinese vaccine maker Sinovac Biotech, in Beijing, China/Thomas Peter
Window with a “Covid Positive” sign, in Manchester, Britain/Phil Noble; Students get their temperature checked before entering a class, in Peshawar, Pakistan/Fayaz Aziz; Pro-democracy protesters march during an anti-government protest, in Bangkok, Thailand/Athit Perawongmetha; A protester holds a sign reading “Freedom over fear” during a pro-democracy protest in Bangkok, Thailand/Chalinee Thirasupa; Anurak Jeantawanich, a Thai activist, pushes against police officers during an anti-government protest in Bangkok, Thailand/Jorge Silva
OCT.
People wearing personal protective equipment sanitise a “pandal” or a temporary platform for the Durga Puja festival, in Kolkata, India/Rupak De Chowdhuri; Movie theatre with seats marked for social distancing in Jakarta, Indonesia/Ajeng Dinar Ulfiana; People at a Halloween-themed event at an amusement park in Wuhan, China/Stringer; Socially distant voting line in Oklahoma, U.S./Nick Oxford
U.S. President Donald Trump campaign rally in Pennsylvania, U.S./Carlos Barria; Then-U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks during a drive-in campaign event in Pennsylvania, U.S./Kevin Lamarque
NOV.
Wild turkeys cross a street on the eve of Thanksgiving in New York/Brendan McDermid; Friends and family carry the casket of soccer legend Diego Armando Maradona in Buenos Aires, Argentina/Agustin Marcarian; Margaret Keenan, 90, the world’s first patient to receive the Pfizer/BioNtech COVID-19 vaccine in Coventry, Britain /Jacob King, pool via Reuters; UPS employees move shipping containers of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville, Kentucky, U.S./Michael Clevenger, pool via Reuters
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