Colors, passion, tears, effort, survival, joy, pain.
If a picture is worth a thousand words then you definitely don't need many words for the photos below.
The following images are summarized what happened in the world last week.
See how his camera captured it Associated Press the events that have taken place in the world in the last seven days.
Lesvos, Greece: Search for hope for something new, in the ashes of the old
The Hellenic Police set up a large operation to transport refugees and migrants to the Kara Tepe structure, after the disaster in Moria. There they underwent a coronavirus test from the EODY ladder and after the results came out, they were then taken to the tents where they will stay, with the images from above showing an entire city.
Some fires in Moria, which were attributed to arson, continued to burn until the beginning of the week, creating terror in the residents - especially those who are called to take care not only of themselves, but also of some vulnerable groups, such as children. The image of this woman with the baby in her arms is typical.
Oleiros, Portugal: When you literally have to get on fire
Firefighters in central Portugal were confronted with large fiery fronts, where conditions did not help their work due to strong winds. They really needed to get into the fire to put out the fire.
Brussels, Belgium: Exhaustive disinfection in the "heart" of the EU
The European Parliament in Brussels does not stop its activity, no matter how many obstacles the coronavirus pandemic creates. However, because safety is the first issue, cleaning the meeting room is more than meticulous, and disinfection is on the agenda.
Minsk, Belarus: The desperate attempt to break through the wall
Protests against the government in Belarus continue, with the opposition seeking to oust Alexander Lukashenko from the presidency. In fact, the EU is preparing to impose significant sanctions on officials of the country, but they seem to find themselves in a "wall", like that of the Police on the protesters.
Itagua, Paraguay: When the Crucifixion Comes Again and Again ξανά
Prison inmates in Paraguay have staged an original protest, as their right to visit by relatives and friends has been denied due to the coronavirus pandemic. One of the inmates represents the crucifixion, thus showing how much it makes him suffer.
Pucalpa, Peru: The "ghost" of the coronavirus causes terror
A shocking photo comes from Peru and more specifically from a structure made in Pucalpa, Peru for coronavirus sufferers. What looks like a ghost is a woman who has used her sheet to make a rudimentary scene, to hide from prying eyes.
Alabama, USA: "Sally" turned cars and motorcycles into. Boats
Hurricane Sally swept across the southeastern United States, with Alabama facing a number of problems (as did Florida). The phenomenon uprooted trees, destroyed buildings and left more than 500.000 people homeless, while roads flooded, turning roads into rivers and cars / motorcycles into boats.
France - Italy: Well, where are they going?
This year's Tour de France, the most popular cycling race on the planet, is close to closing the curtain, with the athletes having done thousands of kilometers in the previous three weeks, in difficult conditions, but mainly against the backdrop of a beautiful scenery.
The interest of the people for the stages was undiminished, while for some the passage of the athletes just outside their house created -perhaps- a surprise.
via: newsbeast