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Photos show how coronavirus emptied streets and cancelled traditional celebrations as the world rang in 2021 Yelena Dzhanova Confetti flies around the ball and countdown clock in Times Square during the virtual New Year s Eve event following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease in New York City on January 1, 2021. Traditionally on New s Year Eve, people gather to watch fireworks and join festivities while commemorating the start of the new year. But this year, fear of spreading the coronavirus has encouraged leaders from around the world to limit celebrations. These photos show how the pandemic quieted New Year s Eve celebrations around the world.
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Thousands packed the streets to celebrate New Year s Eve in Wuhan, where the coronavirus first emerged, as other cities worldwide were deserted
Thousands packed the streets to celebrate New Year s Eve in Wuhan, where the coronavirus first emerged, as other cities worldwide were deserted
Julian KossoffJan 1, 2021, 19:22 IST
New Year s Day in Wuhan People wearing face masks enjoy an attraction at the Happy Valley amusement park on New Year s Day, following the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Wuhan, Hubei province, China January 1, 2021.REUTERS/Tingshu Wang
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Wuhan, where the first-ever coronavirus cases were reported, celebrated New Year s Eve in style.
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Large New Year’s Eve parties “should not be happening,” police have said as the government tightens coronavirus restrictions across England.
Around 44 million people, 78 per cent of England’s population, will be under the highest tier 4 rules from midnight after ministers announced an escalation of measures in response to surging infections. Only the Isles of Scilly will be in the least severe category.
For the vast majority of the population, indoor mixing between people from different households will be illegal and the organisers of gatherings of more than 30 people can be punished with £10,000 fines.
Milan: Workers shovel snow at a popular square on Monday. Reuters
MILAN: Milan woke up to a thick blanket of snow on Monday, thrilling children but disrupting anyone trying to get back to work after the strict Christmas lockdown.
Masked city workers were out at dawn shovelling about 15 cm of snow off the central Piazza Duomo, as the sparse morning traffic struggled on slippery roads.
Several trees and marquees outside bars collapsed under the weight, a rare sight in a city that typically gets just a dusting of snow in the coldest of years.
A pole supporting overhead tram lines fell on one woman, leaving her with head injuries, news agency Ansa reported.