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YEMEN - CONFLICT - HEALTH - VIRUS

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YEMEN - CONFLICT - HEALTH - VIRUS
A Yemeni vendor carries a bundle of qat, the ubiquitous mild narcotic, at a market in the capital Sanaa on May 1, 2020. While most of the world's markets have closed to curb the spread of coronavirus, in Yemen's capital Sanaa, downtown districts selling qat -- the ubiquitous mild narcotic -- still bustle with people. Flouting social distancing rules, Yemenis jostle to select bunches of the chewable leaf from vendors packed into the narrow laneways crowded with stalls.
Mohammed HUWAIS / AFP
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Creation date 5/1/2020 14:37 UTC
City/Country Sanaa, Yemen
Credit Mohammed HUWAIS / AFP
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YEMEN - CONFLICT - HEALTH - VIRUS

YEMEN - CONFLICT - HEALTH - VIRUS
A Yemeni vendor carries a bundle of qat, the ubiquitous mild narcotic, at a market in the capital Sanaa on May 1, 2020. While most of the world's markets have closed to curb the spread of coronavirus, in Yemen's capital Sanaa, downtown districts selling qat -- the ubiquitous mild narcotic -- still bustle with people. Flouting social distancing rules, Yemenis jostle to select bunches of the chewable leaf from vendors packed into the narrow laneways crowded with stalls.
Mohammed HUWAIS / AFP

 

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