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    RM 154776709

    Dog Helps Owner in Taking Out Trash

    This lovely dog helped their owner when they took out the trash to discard it. They held an empty pizza box in their mouth and followed their owner to the trashcan. He took the box from their mouth and disposed of it. ( Original Title: Dog Helps Owner in Taking Out Trash )

    日付:2021年2月25日

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    Guy Sprays Juice on Friend's Face at Party

    These guys were partying together when one of them decided to sit in a corner. His friend followed him and pretended to make him drink juice out of a bottle. As soon as he touched the bottle to his lips, his friend squeezed it in his face and completed his prank by spraying the drink on him. *The underlying music rights are not available for license. For use of the video with the track(s) contained therein, please contact the music publisher(s) or relevant rightsholder(s). ( Original Title: Guy Sprays Juice on Friend's Face at Party )

    日付:2021年2月25日

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    At least 67 dead in Ecuador jail riots

    At least 67 prisoners died on Tuesday during violent riots in three Ecuadorian prisons due to clashes between rival gangs, Director of the Comprehensive Care Service for Adults Deprived of Liberty Edmundo Moncayo said at a press conference at the government palace in Quito. "The numbers are totally awful and I have to painfully report a total of 67 people are dead in the three centers of confinement," Moncayo said. The deaths occurred in social rehabilitation centers in the provinces of Guayas (southwest), Cotopaxi (center) and Azuay (south), where about 70 percent of the country's prison population is concentrated. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Quito, Ecuador. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月24日

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    チキンの血を袋から直接飲む男性=ブラジル

    This guy decided to make his friend drink chicken's blood out of a packet. He went up to him and released the red fluid inside his mouth by squeezing the packet. His friend didn't seem to like the taste but gulped the blood down with his beer. *The underlying music rights are not available for license. For use of the video with the track(s) contained therein, please contact the music publisher(s) or relevant rightsholder(s). ( Original Title: Guy Tastes Chicken's Blood Out of Packet )

    日付:2021年2月24日

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    自転車で大きな木の棒を運ぶおばあちゃんを追い越さずにいるトラック=ブラジル

    Occurred on / Info from Licensor: The ten-wheeler still did not dare to overtake grandma. Credit: Hathairat ( Original Title: Truck Doesn't Want to Pass Grandma Carrying Stick on a Bike )

    日付:2021年2月23日

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    海底で背中を掻くアシカ=メキシコ

    Occurred on approximately January 2021 / La Paz, Baja California Sur's, México Info from Licensor: "This is a video of a Californian sea lion, scratching its back against the sea floor. It was taken in La Paz, Mexico." ( Original Title: Sea Lion Scratches that Pesky Itch against the Sea Floor )

    日付:2021年2月22日

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    RM 154627572

    男性の頭を毛づくろいする猿が男性を叩く=ブラジル

    Occurred on 2019 / Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil Info from Licensor: A couple of monkeys arrived at my farm some years ago, and I made friends with one of them whom I called Chico. After some time I had to give him to the Wild Life Agency and they released him in the wild. ( Original Title: Monkey Cleaning my Head )

    日付:2021年2月22日

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    Brazil's COVID-19 death toll nears 250,000

    Brazil registered 527 deaths from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, raising the death toll to 246,504, the Ministry of Health reported on Sunday. The ministry also reported 29,026 more cases, bringing the national count to 10,168,174. Brazil has the second highest number of deaths, after the United States, and the third highest number of cases, behind the United States and India. The state of Sao Paulo, the most populous in the country, is the hardest hit by the pandemic, with a total of 57,799 deaths and 1,975,927 cases, followed by Rio de Janeiro, with 32,173 deaths and 572,007 cases. Brazil is going through a second wave of the pandemic, a situation that has resulted in an increase in cases and deaths since December. Currently, the South American country has a rate at 4,839 cases and 117 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants. The nation began its vaccination program against COVID-19 more than a month ago. So far, more than 5.8 million people (2.74 percent of the population) have received the first dose, and 1,115,832 people (0.53 percent of the population) have received both doses. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月22日

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    Haitians take to the streets amid rising political tension

    Date:FEBRUARY 21, 2021 Hundreds of Haitians took to the streets of Port-au-Prince in Haiti on Sunday (February 21) to demand an end to President Jovenel Moise's term in office, as a constitutional crisis escalates in the impoverished country. Political turmoil has engulfed the volatile Caribbean nation amid a dispute between Moise's administration and the opposition over when the president's term is supposed to end. Protesters called Moise a dictator supported by the United States, the OAS (Organization of American States) and other international organisations such as the United Nations. Protesters promised to continue fighting in the streets to remove Moise from power. Haiti's opposition claims Moise should step down as his five-year term in office expired on Feb. 7 following 2015 elections, which were disputed and the result cancelled by the electoral council. Moise rejects those claims, arguing he took power in February 2017 after winning fresh elections in 2016 and has pledged to step down next year. Washington recently appeared to back Moise's timeline, with a State Department spokesperson saying a new leader should replace Moise in February 2022. Tensions flared recently after Moise alleged there was an attempt to overthrow the government and 23 people were arrested, including a Supreme Court judge and a senior police official. The United States has said it was "deeply concerned" about Haiti's fragile institutions, although it stopped short of chastising Moise after his government retired three Supreme Court judges who posed a threat to his leadership. (Production: Robenson Sanon, Geraldine Downer) (Caption:7117LA-HAITI-POLITICS__O_)

    日付:2021年2月21日

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    離陸したメキシコ空軍の飛行機が墜落、乗客6名が死亡=メキシコ

    An air force plane crashed shortly after takeoff killing all six people onboard in Mexico on Sunday (February 21). The Learjet 45XR had departed from El Lencero Airport in Veracruz state when it plunged into a nearby field. Rescue teams raced to the wreckage which was engulfed in flames. They frantically tried to break the cockpit window. Mexico's Defense Ministry said in a statement that six service members, including the pilot and co-pilot, were killed when the plane with the registration FAM3912 crashed. Officials are now investigating the cause of the crash in Emiliano Zapata, close to the city of Xalapa. ( Original Title: Mexican air force plane crashes killing all six onboard )

    日付:2021年2月21日

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    Brazil exceeds 245,000 deaths from COVID-19

    Brazil registered 1,212 deaths from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, raising the death toll to 245,977, the Ministry of Health said Saturday. The ministry also reported 57,472 more cases, bringing the national count to 10,139,148. The state of Sao Paulo, the most populous in the country, is the hardest hit by the pandemic, with a total of 57,743 deaths and 1,971,423 cases. Brazil ranks the third in the world in COVID-19 cases, after the United States and India, and second in deaths behind the United States. So far, the South American country has vaccinated more than 5.75 million people against COVID-19, or 2.72 percent of the population. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Rio de Janeiro. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月21日

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    Boyfriend Drops Girl on Head While Trying to Flip Her

    This couple was trying out a challenge they saw on social media. They both stood facing each other, and the girl bent forward, taking her arms back from between her legs. Her boyfriend came above her head and held her hands to flip her. However, when he pulled her, they lost balance. The girl ended up hurting her head on the ground after the guy let go of her. *The underlying music rights are not available for license. For use of the video with the track(s) contained therein, please contact the music publisher(s) or relevant rightsholder(s). ( Original Title: Boyfriend Drops Girl on Head While Trying to Flip Her )

    日付:2021年2月20日

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    RM 154753049

    Talented Dude Catches Football while Balancing on High Slackline

    Occurred on February 19, 2021 / Potrero Chico, Monterrey, Mexico Info from Licensor: "Highliner Moises (IG: Moecheese2408) amazingly catches a football while suspended 300 feet up in the air on a 1 inch slackline while his buddy Mauricio (IG: @mau.henriquez) perfectly throws the ball. Slacklining is an activity usually down between 2 trees and close to the ground with a piece of webbing to balance on, but some people take it to the next level and set up what's called highlines hundreds or even thousands of feet up in the air while only depending on a climbing harness and a leash attached to the line, however even though it's a very scary looking activity, it's proven to be one of the safest extreme sports there is, it's the mental part what challenges most." ( Original Title: Talented Dude Catches Football while Balancing on High Slackline )

    日付:2021年2月19日

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    RM 154363262

    Brazil's COVID-19 cases top 10 mln

    The number of COVID-19 cases in Brazil surpassed 10 million on Thursday as tests detected 51,879 new cases in the previous 24 hours, the Health Ministry said. A total of 10,030,626 people have tested positive since the South American country confirmed its first COVID-19 case last February, representing the world's third-largest outbreak after the United States and India. Additionally, Brazil reported 1,367 COVID-19-related deaths, taking its death toll to 243,457, only second to the United States in total fatalities. Thursday also became Brazil's 29th consecutive day of more than 1,000 daily COVID-19 deaths. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Sao Paulo, Brazil. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月19日

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    RM 154416206

    ブエノスアイレスで70歳以上に新型コロナウイルスの予防接種=アルゼンチン

    Buenos Aires province in Argentina has begun vaccinating its over 70s with Russia's Sputnik V vaccine. So far priority has been given to health and government workers but now senior citizens in the country's most populous province are getting the jab. This footage was filmed on February 19. ( Original Title: Argentina's most populous province begins vaccinating over 70s with Sputnik V )

    日付:2021年2月19日

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    RM 154376016

    保護された熊が竹の棒を振り回して遊ぶ=ボリビア

    An adorable Andean bear was recorded playing with a bamboo stick at a Bolivian sanctuary recently. Two-year-old Tarkus was initially found on a road by a truck driver outside the city of Tarija, in southern Bolivia, in 2018, before ending up in La Senda Verde Wildlife Sanctuary in Yolosa. "The enclosure he was in when this was shot … was only temporary while a large permanent one, full of trees, was being finished," Natalia Cara de Medeiros, who recorded the footage, said. "The bamboo stick serves not only as a toy but also as environmental enrichment, providing neural and physical stimulation in order to reduce stress and improve his well-being." The wildlife sanctuary set up a crowdfunding page for the enclosure and Tarkus's continued care. Credit: Natalia Cara de Medeiros via Storyful ( Original Title: Rescued Bear Loves to Play With Bamboo Stick )

    日付:2021年2月19日

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    RM 154405924

    貧しい人たちにも新型コロナウィルスのワクチンを受けられるように補助金を求める人たち=ブラジル

    Members of the Black Coalition for Rights, which brings together civil rights organisations and black movements, took part in a demonstration outside the headquarters of the Central Bank of Brazil in Sao Paulo on Thursday (February 18). The activists demanded the reactivation of subsidies for the poorest families and the vaccination of the entire population. ( Original Title: Protesters in Brazil demand government to reactivate subsidies and for entire population to receive COVID-19 vaccine )

    日付:2021年2月18日

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    RM 154337046

    ボゴダのキロガにある巨大倉庫で火災=コロンビア

    An explosion triggered a massive fire in southern Bogota, Colombia on Thursday, February 18 afternoon. A fire broke out at a cleaning equipment factory in Quiroga, Bogota. According to reports, 4 people were rescued. This is a developing story. ( Original Title: Colombia: Huge Fire Breaks Out At Warehouse In Quiroga, Bogota )

    日付:2021年2月18日

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    RM 154710509

    額で缶を潰そうとして失敗した男性=ブラジル

    A man in a red baseball cap and a black shirt tries to crush a yellow can on his face and fails badly and painfully in Nova Nazarre, Brazil on February 17, earning the laughter of his friends and internet infamy. ( Original Title: Genius Brazil man tries to crush yellow can on face and painfully fails )

    日付:2021年2月17日

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    RM 154253602

    まるで写真撮影中?日光浴をしているクモザル=ボリビア

    A spider monkey put on quite the performance as she lounged in the sun at a South American sanctuary. Footage by Natalia Cara de Medeiros shows the 28-year-old monkey soaking up some rays at La Senda Verde Wildlife Sanctuary in Bolivia back in December, switching positions and posing like she was at her own personal photoshoot. De Medeiros told Storyful that the spider monkey was a victim of animal trafficking, and her mother was killed when she was a baby so that she could be sold as a pet. "Thirteen years later, she was rescued and has lived at an animal refuge since, where, unfortunately, she'll have to spend the rest of her life, as she wouldn't survive in the wild," she said. "All things considered, she has a good life now and rules the place. Many other monkeys live there, but she is the only one that sunbathes like this, like she is in a photoshoot. It's so funny to watch!" Credit: Natalia Cara de Medeiros via Storyful ( Original Title: Because She's Worth It! Spider Monkey Sunbathes Like She's in a Photoshoot )

    日付:2021年2月17日

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    RM 154173869

    双子の姉妹が腋毛の脱毛、痛みで叫ぶ=メキシコ

    This girl wanted to remove her armpit hair, so she asked her twin to help her. Her sister applied sugar wax on her armpit and pulled the cloth while she screamed painfully. However, after several attempts, she was not able to wax the girl's armpit. *The underlying music rights are not available for license. For use of the video with the track(s) contained therein, please contact the music publisher(s) or relevant rightsholder(s). ( Original Title: Twin Fails to Wax Sister's Armpit While She Screams Painfully )

    日付:2021年2月16日

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    RM 154173865

    プールの中ではしゃぐ犬=ブラジル

    This dog loved being in the water. They jumped and played inside the inflatable pool along with the little girl. The dog even chased the girl out of excitement. ( Original Title: Dog Plays And Jumps Inside Inflatable Pool )

    日付:2021年2月15日

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    RM 154119795

    Rio Carnival sees no parade this year due to COVID-19

    The Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, started Friday with all the parades canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The once jam-packed Sambadrome was empty on the opening day. Not a single person was seen on the stand. In the past, at the opening ceremony of the Carnival, Rio's mayor would hand a golden key that symbolizes opening the city's gate to Carnival King Momo. But this year, the mayor handed the key to the representatives of health care workers who fight at the forefront against the COVID-19. From February 12 to 20, Rio will hold a light show on the Sambadrome every night. To prevent crowds from gathering, 1,000 police officers will be deployed 24 hours a day to patrol the city's neighborhoods. "Even the smallest parade team can't walk on the Sambadrome any more. I miss the time when every one was dressed up, walked in a festive atmosphere," said Aurelia Millet, a Samba artist. Famous Samba schools and dance teams in Rio have moved their Carnival performances to the Internet, kicking off a week-long online revelry. "I believe we will finally come through the difficult time. Next year we will hold a memorable Carnival at which every one will smile brightly," said Millet. (Original Title: Rio Carnival sees no parade this year due to COVID-19)

    日付:2021年2月15日

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    RM 154063633

    Chinese COVID-19 vaccine administered on Chile's Easter Island could help revive tourism

    Residents of Chile's remote Pacific island of Rapa Nui, better known as Easter Island, began receiving vaccinations against COVID-19 this week, after the arrival of the first 1,200 doses of a vaccine developed by Chinese pharmaceutical firm Sinovac Biotech. STANDUP (Spanish): VALENTINA BASTIAS ATIAS, Xinhua correspondent "Residents of Chile's island of Rapa Nui (Easter Island), which is located about 3,700 km away from continental Chile, began receiving vaccinations against COVID-19 this week, with vaccines developed by Chinese pharmaceutical firm Sinovac. With the arrival of the first 1,200 doses of the vaccine CoronaVac, the vaccination campaign started on Monday, February 8, with injection given to medical workers and those over the age of 85. Mayor of Rapa Nui Pedro Edmunds said he was grateful for the Chinese vaccine, and assured that 8,000 islanders will be inoculated in the first half of the year. And the island will receive 1,600 doses in total. The vaccination in the island opens a new window of hope for its habitants, as the local government proposed a 'sacred order' to completely close off the island in March 2020 with four confirmed COVID-19 cases." SOUNDBITE (Spanish): PEDRO EDMUNDS, Mayor of Rapa Nui "We are so grateful to have the Chinese vaccine. With the vaccine, we can accept the pandemic as an opportunity and not as a problem, and we have done it in Rapa Nui. The solution (to the pandemic) coming from a similarly ancient people like the Chinese is highly appreciated." The island has seen zero cases since mid-March, when local authorities barred the entry of tourists to curb the spread of the disease. The move was effective, but potentially painful, cutting off the community's major source of income. Now residents hope the vaccine push will help kickstart the economy. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Rapa Nui, Chile. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月14日

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    RM 154630075

    上空を飛ぶツバメの大群=ブラジル

    Occurred on February 12, 2021 / São Pedro da Aldeia, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Info from Licensor: "A flock of swallows make a show in the sky and I'm impressed by the quantity!" ( Original Title: Flock of Swallows Fills the Skies )

    日付:2021年2月12日

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    RM 154343168

    エクアドルのスタジアムで拳銃を持った男性がレポーターとカメラマンの携帯電話を奪って逃走

    Sports reporter Diego Ordinola and his photographer were held up by a masked gunman while filming in front of the Estadio Monumental Banco Pichincha soccer stadium in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on February 12. The suspect pointed a gun at the two and demanded they give him their phones. The victims gave chase and filmed the man riding away on the back of a motorbike. "We can't even work quietly, this happened at 1:00 p.m. today outside the Monumental Stadium. The [Ecuador Police] promised to find these criminals," Ordinola wrote in a tweet. Credit: Diego Ordinola via Storyful ( Original Title: Sports Reporter and Cameraman Held Up at Gunpoint Outside Stadium in Guayaquil, Ecuador )

    日付:2021年2月12日

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    エンジンの故障で船が転覆=チリ

    This is the terrifying shipwreck off the coast of Calle Isla Chiloe, Chile on February 12, after an engine failure sent the ship over into the frigid Pacific Ocean. The four people onboard were miraculously rescued with only bruises, however, they were treated for hypothermia due to the icy cold waters. ( Original Title: Stunning video shows shipwreck off Chile's coastline )

    日付:2021年2月12日

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    Dog Stops Traffic so Grandma Can Cross Road

    Occurred on / Info From Licensor: Dog blocks traffic to let an old woman cross the road Credit: Nirut ( Original Title: Dog Stops Traffic so Grandma Can Cross Road )

    日付:2021年2月12日

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    Havana's Chinatown celebrates Chinese New Year online

    The Chinatown in Havana, Cuba maintains the enthusiasm for celebrating the Chinese New Year or Spring Festival on the lunar calendar, despite the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic has obligated the festival to be online. The House of Chinese Arts and Traditions, the principal cultural institution of the Chinese community in the Cuban capital, prepared an ambitious program of celebrations that had to be modified for the second wave of COVID-19 that the island and particularly Havana are experiencing. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): TERESA MARIA LI, Director of House of Chinese Arts and Traditions "One must incorporate new technologies, because also new ideas have come about and this has served as a mark of cultural exchange and knowledge, giving that artists, both descendants and non-descendants, from other provinces a chance to incorporate into our community to support us with their paintings, photos, and experiences." On the occasion of the Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, the headquarters of the House of Chinese Arts and Traditions inaugurated the expo "Beijing Opera", a demonstration to the public that can be accessed gradually in order to maintain physical distancing. For the first time, a total of 8 suits from the Cantonese opera company, utilized in Cuba in the 1940s and 50s, are exhibited, which is part of patrimonial funds from this cultural entity. These outfits were used in Chinatown in Havana in this era practically daily. The majority of these activities are available through the internet, upon creating a group on Facebook for the House of Chinese Arts and Traditions to offer in real time the kick-off of this expo. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Havana, Cuba. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月11日

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    船に興味を示して近づいてきたクジラ=メキシコ

    A group of boaters were pleasantly surprised when a pod of whales breached the surface to inspect the vessels. Shot in Magdalena Bay, Mexico, by Eli Martinez the video shows the curious marine mammals swim underneath the boats before breaching within touching distance of the filmer. Martinez said: "These moments are why we visit this magical place. "The whales visit Mag Bay for birthing and mating. The whales around our boat are courting, which makes the females extremely flirty, for lack of a better word, and the females come in rubbing up against the boats and they ask the people on the boats for face rubs." The filmer hailed this experience as the coolest feeling in the world and stressed how hard it is to not get emotional over this kind of interaction. This footage was filmed on February 9. ( Original Title: 'This is amazing!' Curious whales breach to inspect boaters off Mexico's west coast )

    日付:2021年2月9日

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    RM 154127673

    バハマの島で33日間サバイバル生活していた3名を救助

    Coast Guard Rescues Three People Stranded on Bahamian Island for 33 Days The US Coast Guard rescued three people on February 9 whom it said had been stranded on Anguilla Cay, an island in the Bahamas, for 33 days. The three people were initially spotted by a Coast Guard aircraft on a routine patrol on February 8 while “waving a makeshift flag”. Food, water, and a radio were dropped to the trio before they were rescued a day later. This footage shows a helicopter from Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater in Florida rescuing the two men and one woman. They were first transported Lower Keys Medical Center, then transferred to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Credit: DVIDS via Storyful (Original Title: Coast Guard Rescues Three People Stranded on Bahamian Island for 33 Days)

    日付:2021年2月9日

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    サッカースタジアムを解放して新型コロナウイルスの予防接種を打つ場所に=アルゼンチン

    Argentina is temporarily transforming football stadiums into COVID-19 vaccination centres. Footage filmed on February 9 shows a basketball court inside the stadium used as a vaccination centre. The facilities of other clubs such as Velez, Boca Juniors and San Lorenzo are set to become non-hospital vaccination posts. The post in River Plate's stadium is targeting to provide 450 vaccinations per day. ( Original Title: Argentine football stadiums transformed into COVID-19 vaccination centres )

    日付:2021年2月9日

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    Cuba imposes tougher restrictive measures to tide over new wave of COVID-19 infections

    The Cuban health authorities have imposed tougher restrictions on commercial flights and arriving passengers since Feb. 6, who are requested to follow isolation, testing and restrictive rules strictly so as to prevent transmission of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Operations at the Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, the largest in the country, have been limited to Terminal Three. The country's capital Havana, the epicenter of the national outbreak, has also imposed new restrictions to contain the surge in cases. Havana authorities have imposed a curfew from 21:00 to 05:00 and closed the city's borders. The growing number of COVID-19 clusters there, signaled with yellow ribbons and barriers, has revealed the intricate and complex reality facing the Cubans. The new COVID-19 measures enforced over the weekend were strengthening the previous moves in Cuba and focusing on tougher restrictions regarding international flights and strict isolation of all incoming travelers in hotels and other facilities. Cuba made a success in controlling the epidemic spread last year, but after the opening of international airports in November, a new COVID-19 wave spread in the country claiming many lives and pushing high the number of confirmed cases over the past month. According to the country's health ministry, the average number of daily cases went up from about 120 in December to more than 500 in January this year. Last week, the country saw single-day spike of over 1,000 confirmed cases in two days running. Local residents had voiced different views about the move. "If we keep it all open, sick travelers could keep coming and we'll never kill the pandemic and never progress,” said Denise Batista, who works in a local drugstore, adding that the reopening can hold until the epidemic is contained. "The major problem was the opening of airports. If the number of flights is reduced to only one per month for each airline company is fine, but they have to keep the flights coming because we must keep the economy operating, I think," said Marco Diaz, an artist. The fast spread of the virus has forced health authorities to create new facilities for the sick and their close contacts. Meanwhile, local scientists are hopeful about the immunization plans for the Cuban population, as four potential vaccines are undergoing clinical trials. Local experts predicted that the current COVID-19 wave could prevail over the month of February with growing number of confirmed cases, but predictions can be changed by taking the right actions at the right moment. Cuba has so far registered a total of 240 deaths and 33,484 cases of COVID-19. (Original Title: Cuba imposes tougher restrictive measures to tide over new wave of COVID-19 infections)

    日付:2021年2月9日

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    ヒョウアザラシを近くで撮影=サウスジョージア・サウスサンドウィッチ諸島

    This adorable inquisitive Leopard seal came up close and personal to the camera before swimming away. Alex Cowan is an expedition leader in the polar tourism industry and as he was travelling around South Georgia and Antarctica, he captured this cute seal up close. The curious seal can be seen swimming up to the camera to check it out. Alex said, "Seals are very graceful underwater and can be extremely curious with cameras and boats." ( Original Title: Leopard Seal Up Close )

    日付:2021年2月9日

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    亡くなった18歳の少女の事件に抗議する女性がゴム弾で顔を撃たれる=アルゼンチン

    A young woman in Rojas, Argentina, was part of the protest against the wrongful death of a young 18-year-old woman, Ursula Bahillo, when she got shot with rubber bullets, hitting her face on Monday (February 8). Bahillo was stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend, who is also a Buenos Aires police officer, identified as 25-year-old, Matías Ezequiel Martínez. Martinez is already arrested. Family members and friends gathered in front of the municipal police station to demand justice. While waiting for authorities to present themselves, the protesters began beating on windows, breaking glass. The police reacted with rubber bullets against the protestors. It is not known whether the protestor survived the rubber bullet. ( Original Title: Protestor shot in the face while protesting the wrongful death of a young woman in Argentina )

    日付:2021年2月8日

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    警察により射殺されたストリートアーティストの死に抗議者ら警察と衝突=チリ

    Protestres demanding the resignation of President Sebastián Piñera clashed with police near Palacio de La Moneda in central Santiago Monday, February 8. Protesters also demanded justice for the death of Francisco Martínez, who was shot dead by police in Panguipulli. Police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse the crowd. ( Original Title: Chile: Clash Erupts At Protest Over Death Of Street Artist Killed By Police )

    日付:2021年2月8日

    人物:セバスティアン・ピニェラ

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    警察官による大道芸人の射殺事件に抗議する人たち=チリ

    Clashes broke out in the Chilean capital on Monday (February 8) after footage emerged of a police officer shooting dead a street performer. Footage filmed by @dar_k_stars shows police firing water cannon at protesters in Santiago. ( Original Title: Clashes erupt in Chile after police officer shoots street performer dead )

    日付:2021年2月8日

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    Dog Does Some Stretches with HHuman

    Occurred on February 7, 2021 / Timbó, Santa Catarina, Brazil Info from Licensor: We noticed that the pet Meize, who was 4-months-old, was on the wall when we stretched, and she always copied us, so we videoed her stretching with my wife. ( Original Title: Dog Does Some Stretches with HHuman )

    日付:2021年2月7日

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    Brazil's Sao Paulo to buy 20 mln more doses of Chinese vaccine

    Sao Paulo of Brazil is looking to buy another 20 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine developed by China's Sinovac Biotech, according to Sao Paulo governor Joao Doria. The governor said on Thursday that Brazil is in talks to secure these extra doses to boost the state's fight against the pandamic. So far, the phase-3 clinical trials of CoronaVac vaccine has been completed jointly by Sinovac Biotech and Sao Paulo-based Butantan Institute. On Jan 7, Brazil signed an agreement with the Butantan Institute to purchase 100 million doses of CoronaVac COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sinovac Biotech. (Original Title: Brazil's Sao Paulo to buy 20 mln more doses of Chinese vaccine)

    日付:2021年2月6日

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    パカヤ火山が噴火、溶岩が噴き出す=グアテマラ

    The Pacaya volcano in Guatemala increased activity on February 6 spewing red lava into the air. Footage captured by Twitter user @TriGabe shows multiple bursts of lava from the crater as some magma flows down the slopes surrounding it. ( Original Title: Lava spews from Pacaya volcano in Guatemala )

    日付:2021年2月6日

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    Guatemala: Pacaya Volcano Increases Activity

    The Pacaya volcano, located about 50 kilometers south of the capital Guatemala City, increased its activity Saturday, February 6, the Guatemalan civil protection authorities reported. This video recorded near the volcano showed red lava spewing and flowing down the slope. ( Original Title: Guatemala: Pacaya Volcano Increases Activity )

    日付:2021年2月6日

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    料金所をお金を支払わずに通り過ぎようとした男性を警察が叩く=アルゼンチン

    A normal day at the 'Panamerica Highway' of Pilar, Argentina, turned unusual when a motorist tried to pass without paying the toll, and a police officer stops him using a baton on Friday (February 5). The entire scene was recorded on one of the highway's security cameras, who filmed what happened head-on at around 1:00 p.m. The police officer managed to strip him off his motorcycle, threw him to the ground, and continued beating different parts of the motorist's body. The motorcyclist, identified as Francisco Pedro Ferrer, was charged with "resistance to authority and injuries." ( Original Title: Man tries to pass the toll without pay and gets brutally beaten by a police officer in Argentina )

    日付:2021年2月5日

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    Brazil's daily COVID-19 cases exceed 56,000

    Brazil recorded 56,873 new COVID-19 cases and 1,232 related deaths on Thursday, bringing the national caseload and death toll to 9,396,293 and 228,795, respectively. According to the Health Ministry's daily report, the state of Sao Paulo, the most populated in the country, has accumulated 1,820,941 COVID-19 cases and 53,997 related deaths. Meanwhile, the state of Amazonas in northwestern Brazil, whose health system recently collapsed due to the lack of hospital beds and oxygen, has the worst positivity rate at 6,673 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, said the report. In the coming days, 13 states will resume their school year with in-person classes under health restrictions. Since Jan. 17, 2.7 million people, or 1.31 percent of the Brazilian population, have been vaccinated against COVID-19. Brazil ranks second worldwide in terms of the number of COVID-19 deaths, after the United States, and ranks third in terms of accumulated cases, behind the United States and India. Xinhua News Agency correspondent reporting from Sao Paulo, Brazil. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月5日

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    子犬を抱っこして子守唄を歌う女の子=ブラジル

    Occurred on / Info from Licensor: Marleigh is only 4 years old and she already knows how every dog deserves to be treated. Her mom posted a heartwarming videos of Marleigh singing a lullaby to her boxer puppy, Fiona, and it will make your whole day! Marleigh's mom said she lost her puppy, Blitz, in April at only 7 months due to megaesophagus. Needless to say, she's holding her new "sister" close to her heart forever. "She sings every day to her. She's been in love since day one," said Bumgarner. ( Original Title: Little Girl Holds Her Best Puppy Pal )

    日付:2021年2月5日

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    警察官による大道芸人の射殺事件に抗議した人たちが建物に火を点ける=チリ

    Municipal buildings were torched in the Chilean town of Panguipulli late on Friday, February 5, after the fatal shooting of a street performer by police earlier in the day. Footage streamed live by the Municipality of Panguipulli shows the smoldering remains of the municipal building on Saturday morning, several hours after protesters had set it on fire. Viral footage of the shooting that sparked the protests showed two armed officers surrounding a man, who was a juggler, according to local media. Shots are heard, and the man then advances towards the officer into the street. More shots are heard, and the man falls to the ground. Panguipulli Mayor Ricardo Valdivia said on Saturday that the town lamented the loss of life, and said he hoped for justice. Credit: Panguipulli Municipality via Storyful ( Original Title: Chile Protesters Torch Public Buildings After Juggler Shot by Police )

    日付:2021年2月5日

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    警察官が大道芸人を殺害した事件に抗議する人たちが建物に火を点ける=チリ

    Various public buildings were torched in the Chilean town of Panguipulli late on Friday, February 5, after the fatal shooting of a street performer by police earlier in the day. Video from Friday night shows flames engulfing the town's municipal building, which was still smoldering on Saturday. Viral footage of the shooting that sparked the protests showed two armed officers surrounding a man, who was a juggler, according to local media. Shots are heard, and the man then advances towards the officer into the street. More shots are heard, and the man falls to the ground. Panguipulli Mayor Ricardo Valdivia said on Saturday that the town lamented the loss of life, and said he hoped for justice. Credit: @ppizarroopazo via Storyful ( Original Title: Chile Protesters Set Fire to Buildings After Street Juggler Killed by Police )

    日付:2021年2月5日

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    葉状魚鱗癬を患う女性=ブラジル

    A 23-YEAR-OLD with a rare skin condition isn't letting her disease stop her from doing what she wants - even getting tattoos. Paloma Lira from Sao Paulo, Brazil was born with congenital lamellar ichthyosis, a condition which causes the skin to become extremely dry and scaly. The genetic disease has no cure, and Paloma has to have a strict care routine to soothe her skin - especially during the hotter months. When Paloma was a child, she was frequently bullied for her skin condition - however now as an adult she refuses to allow anything to get in her way. She has even had tattoos and frequently tries out different makeup looks. She told Truly: "I started doing makeup at about nine years old. Makeup can make you feel pretty and wonderful, but it's what inside that makes a difference. Regardless of the condition you have, regardless of really anything, that can't stop you from doing anything. Don't care about people's opinion." Her mother Sandra said: "For what she's been through, I would say she's a true warrior." ( Original Title: My Skin Condition Has No Cure | BORN DIFFERENT )

    日付:2021年2月5日

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    Brazil to buy 20 million more doses of China's CoronaVac - Sao Paulo governor

    Date:FEBRUARY 4, 2021, FILE Brazil is in talks to buy an additional 20 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine developed by China's Sinovac Biotech, the governor of Sao Paulo told Reuters in a Thursday (February 4) interview, in a show of confidence in the Chinese shot. The order, which has not been previously reported, will come on top of the 100 million doses of the vaccine, known as CoronaVac, already secured by Sao Paulo's Butantan biomedical institute, Governor Joao Doria said. The state-run institute led mass clinical testing of the vaccine in Brazil and is now filling and finishing doses for a national immunization programme, with plans for 100% domestic production in early 2022. The only other COVID-19 shot approved for emergency use in Brazil is the AstraZeneca vaccine. Doria, governor of the country's wealthiest and most populous state, has been the driving force behind CoronaVac's testing and rollout in Brazil, bolstering his presidential ambitions and feeding a rivalry with President Jair Bolsonaro. But with efficacy of just over 50% in the Brazilian trial, well below other choices on the market, some have questioned whether Brazil should pursue other vaccines as it confronts the deadliest outbreak outside the United States. The pandemic has killed nearly 230,000 people in Brazil, and a new variant that emerged in the city of Manaus has proven devastating in a second wave now hammering the jungle city. While the federally funded Fiocruz biomedical centre is still awaiting supplies to begin bottling doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, the Butantan institute has begun finishing and selling doses of CoronaVac to the Health Ministry. Doria said he expects Butantan to receive shipments of active ingredients from China on a rolling weekly or 10-day basis, overcoming initial hitches that threatened to slow production. A new Butantan facility under construction is slated to produce the vaccine's active ingredients beginning in January 2022, later than a prior target of the second half of this year. Butantan is negotiating supplies for the extra 20 million doses to keep its finishing line active until the new plant starts up. So far, Brazil's Health Ministry has only signed a contract with Butantan to acquire 46 million doses of CoronaVac for nationwide distribution, but Doria said he was confident it would sign for another 54 million doses soon. Doria has previously said that additional vaccines not purchased by the Health Ministry could be sold separately to Brazilian states. He said the federal government had not yet paid for the CoronaVac doses already delivered to the Health Ministry, and payment is due by the end of the month. "If it doesn't (pay), it won't receive any more doses of the vaccine from Butantan," he said. (Caption:5178LA-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_BRAZIL_VACCINES_O_)

    日付:2021年2月4日

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    Brazil to buy 20 million more doses of China's CoronaVac - Sao Paulo governor

    Date:FEBRUARY 4, 2021, FILE Brazil is in talks to buy an additional 20 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine developed by China's Sinovac Biotech, the governor of Sao Paulo told Reuters in a Thursday (February 4) interview, in a show of confidence in the Chinese shot. The order, which has not been previously reported, will come on top of the 100 million doses of the vaccine, known as CoronaVac, already secured by Sao Paulo's Butantan biomedical institute, Governor Joao Doria said. The state-run institute led mass clinical testing of the vaccine in Brazil and is now filling and finishing doses for a national immunization programme, with plans for 100% domestic production in early 2022. The only other COVID-19 shot approved for emergency use in Brazil is the AstraZeneca vaccine. Doria, governor of the country's wealthiest and most populous state, has been the driving force behind CoronaVac's testing and rollout in Brazil, bolstering his presidential ambitions and feeding a rivalry with President Jair Bolsonaro. But with efficacy of just over 50% in the Brazilian trial, well below other choices on the market, some have questioned whether Brazil should pursue other vaccines as it confronts the deadliest outbreak outside the United States. The pandemic has killed nearly 230,000 people in Brazil, and a new variant that emerged in the city of Manaus has proven devastating in a second wave now hammering the jungle city. While the federally funded Fiocruz biomedical centre is still awaiting supplies to begin bottling doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, the Butantan institute has begun finishing and selling doses of CoronaVac to the Health Ministry. Doria said he expects Butantan to receive shipments of active ingredients from China on a rolling weekly or 10-day basis, overcoming initial hitches that threatened to slow production. A new Butantan facility under construction is slated to produce the vaccine's active ingredients beginning in January 2022, later than a prior target of the second half of this year. Butantan is negotiating supplies for the extra 20 million doses to keep its finishing line active until the new plant starts up. So far, Brazil's Health Ministry has only signed a contract with Butantan to acquire 46 million doses of CoronaVac for nationwide distribution, but Doria said he was confident it would sign for another 54 million doses soon. Doria has previously said that additional vaccines not purchased by the Health Ministry could be sold separately to Brazilian states. He said the federal government had not yet paid for the CoronaVac doses already delivered to the Health Ministry, and payment is due by the end of the month. "If it doesn't (pay), it won't receive any more doses of the vaccine from Butantan," he said. (Caption:5178LA-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_BRAZIL_VACCINES_O_)

    日付:2021年2月4日

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    Giant turtles in Galapagos Island of Ecuador

    Park guards and scientists from the management of the Galapagos National Park and Conservatory realized the monitoring of giant turtles around the volcano Alcedo, north of the island Isabela in January. This was part of the activities in the initiative for the restoration of giant turtles, with the finality of obtaining data about the development of the species "Chelonoidis Vandenburghi" in the area. SOUNDBITE 1 (Spanish): DANNY RUEDA, director of Galapagos National Park "In ecological terms, to have obtained such a high population of turtles means that these programs of control and eradication of invasive species that the Galapagos National Park has implemented have been successful." During this time the turtles were able to be monitored in an area of 160 square kilometers, in which were noted 1745 females, 1794 males, and 1184 juveniles of the species, results that surpassed the expectations of those who led the initiative. SOUNDBITE 2 (Spanish): WASHINGTON TAPIA, director of the initiative of the Restoration of the Giant Turtles "The preliminary data suggests to us that this is a healthy population. The proportion between each sex is one male for every female, which is the ideal number in nature." The efforts were directed at the two sections of the volcano, which, due to the availability of food, concentrated approximately 90 percent of the population of turtles. This expedition revealed that this is the population of giant turtles in the province of the Galapagos Island that is in the best state of conservation. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Galapagos, Ecuador. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月4日

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    Anti-COVID-19 squadron helps combat virus in main streets in Lima

    The "Anti-COVID-19 Squadron" has returned to the main streets of Lima, aiming to combat the virus in public spaces and homes to avoid further infections. A new campaign by the brigade takes place in the middle of a mandatory lockdown declared by the Peruvian government in 10 regions of the country, including Metro Lima and Callao, which started on Jan. 31 and will run through Feb. 14. Amid the second wave of the infections in the South American country, 14 workers, distributed in seven teams, go out to monitor one of the 800 local neighborhoods under a scheme of two visits every week. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): ERNESTO VILLALTA, Manager of Municipality of San Miguel "And also, in another line of work, visiting the hospitals, health centers, police stations, markets and places with high concentration of people. This job is very important because it helps avoid the virus entering into local homes." The municipality recently granted the team six modern exterminator backpacks. This adds to the existing six, and helps assist the workers as they disinfect various parts of the city. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Lima. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月4日

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    オンライン授業のために上はスーツ、でも下は短パン=メキシコ

    This guy was getting ready to take an online class at home during the spread of Coronavirus. Although the pandemic forced him to stay indoors, he didn't let it kill his spirit. The guy wore a suit for the class, but instead of pants, he wore shorts below. He showed off his stay-at-home look while his friend laughed at him. ( Original Title: Guy Gets Ready to Take Online Class While Wearing Suit With Shorts )

    日付:2021年2月4日

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    Ecuador registers 293 COVID-19 cases in one day

    The Ministry of Public Health of Ecuador on Tuesday reported 293 COVID-19 infections in the last 24 hours, for a cumulative total of 251,279 cases. In its daily report, the ministry also recorded 24 deaths due to the virus, for a total of 10,226, in addition to 4,689 "probable deaths." The province of Pichincha continues to be the epicenter of the virus in the country, with a total of 87,824 cases, most of which are concentrated in the capital city of Quito. Local authorities are asking citizens to take extreme biosafety measures during Sunday's general elections. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Quito. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月3日

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    前宙に挑戦して顔を地面に打った男性=メキシコ

    This guy was trying to do a frontflip. However, when he jumped forward and flipped, he lost balance. The guy ended up faceplanting on the ground. *The underlying music rights are not available for license. For use of the video with the track(s) contained therein, please contact the music publisher(s) or relevant rightsholder(s). ( Original Title: Guy Faceplants While Attempting Frontflip )

    日付:2021年2月3日

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    川の中を泳ぐ大きな蛇=ブラジル

    Occurred on February 28, 2021 / Dourado, Brazil Info from Licensor: "I spotted this large snake bathing in a creek." ( Original Title: Huge Snake Swims Along Stream )

    日付:2021年2月2日

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    Brazil registers 27,756 COVID-19 cases, bringing total to over 9.2 million

    razil has registered 27,756 cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), for a total of 9,204,731, as well as another 559 deaths, bringing the death toll to 224,504, the Ministry of Health reported on Sunday. Brazil is second in the world in number of deaths from the disease, following the United States. The state of Sao Paulo has been the most affected by the virus and is on high alert, but this weekend, crowds of people gathered on the state's main beaches, despite an official order forbidding such activity. This month, 310,727 cases have been registered in Sao Paulo, for a total of 1,777,368, as well as 6,237 deaths, for a total of 53,034. Rio de Janeiro has also registered increased crowds, with more than 1,000 people recently gathering to watch the sunrise at the famous Ipanema beach. Brazil confirmed a new variant of the coronavirus in the state of Amazonas, which has increased pressure on the state's health system, especially in the state capital of Manaus, which faced a lack of oxygen supplies to treat COVID-19 patients. The state of Amazonas is currently under a curfew to prevent crowds and slow the spread of the virus. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Sao Paulo, Brazil. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年2月1日

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    Brazil NGO scrambles to provide oxygen after new Covid wave overwhelms hospitals

    Date:JANUARY 31, 2021 A Brazilian NGO is scrambling to provide oxygen for coronavirus patients being cared for at home, after a new variant of COVID-19 overwhelmed local hospitals. The SOS Amazonas group fills up oxygen tanks free of charge, and is delivering medicine and food for families who are treating coronavirus patients in their homes. "We realized that people no longer had access to our network of hospitals. So we opened Home Care project, which is the campaign that is being developed the most in SOS Amazonas," said Fabiana Carioca, head of the NGO. The donations are a relief for hundreds of patients who cannot be treated in Manaus' overcrowded hospital system. Manaus, in the northern state of Amazonas, has been hit hard by a brutal second wave that has pushed the city's emergency services to the limit. The city ran out of oxygen, prompting the federal government to fly in tanks from across the country in order to save people from suffocating to death. The region is also the birthplace of a new coronavirus variant, with similar mutations to those from Britain and South Africa, that researchers believe is more transmissible and may be playing a role in the dire state the city finds itself in. (Production: Bruno Kelly, Sebastian Rocandio, Liamar Ramos) (Caption:1232LA-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_BRAZIL_MANAUS_O_)

    日付:2021年1月31日

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    Brazil sees 1,279 new COVID-19 deaths

    Brazil reported on Saturday 1,279 deaths from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, taking its death toll to 223,945, the Health Ministry said. Meanwhile, 58,462 new cases of COVID-19 were detected, bringing its nationwide tally to 9,176,975. The state of Sao Paulo, the most populated in the country, is the hardest hit, with 1,773,024 cases and 52,954 deaths. Brazil has the world's second-highest COVID-19 death toll, second only to the United States, and the third-largest outbreak, after the United States and India. The country is experiencing a second wave of COVID-19, with cases and deaths on the rise since December. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from San Paulo, Brazil. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年1月31日

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    新型コロナウィルス感染症の回復期患者、約350名入院の病院で大規模火災 全員転院=チリ

    A large fire broke out in a boiler room at San Borja Arriarán hospital in Santiago, Chile on Saturday, January 30. This fire forced to evacuate about 350 patients, including people recovering from the deadly coronavirus to other hospitals. Officials said, no injuries were reported. ( Original Title: Chile: Major Fire Breaks Out At Hospital With COVID-19 Patients In Santiago )

    日付:2021年1月30日

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    Liberation of sponsored sea turtles in Guatemala

    The parlama turtle is a species of sea turtle that commonly swims along the coasts of Guatemala, especially on the Pacific Coast. From September to next January, these parlama turtles are liberated at sunrise or sunset. The turtle sanctuary of Monterrico was created by the Center of Conservationist Studies of Santa Rosa. It frees approximately 5,000 baby sea turtles each year. From Monday to Sunday, starting at 4:30 P.M., the liberation of the turtles is carried out as part of a program that promotes the conservation and protection of the species. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): ANA SILVIA MORALES, Coordinating Biologist of Natural Reserve of Multiple Uses Monterrico "Generally, we sponsor a turtle. And during these practices of liberation, we try to create this awareness among the tourists, as well as the locals. Then, this program of conservation works through the acquisition of sea turtle eggs, which generally are collected by local residents, who contribute 20 percent of conservation, and the rest of the nest is acquired with the income that comes with the sponsorship of the liberation of these sea turtles." The move to liberate the turtles is to increase the probability of their survival. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Guatemala. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年1月30日

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    Major Fire Breaks Out at Hospital in Santiago

    Thick smoke billowed into the sky as a fire ripped through a hospital in Santiago, Chile, on Saturday, January 30. Chilean firefighters said that 37 units and more than 100 firefighters responded the scene at the San Borja Arriarán hospital. The Chilean health ministry said the blaze had not affected any part of the hospital housing patients, and said no patients of staff had been injured. The hospital was evacuated, and patients, including newborn babies and coronavirus patients, were transferred to different hospitals, officials said. Credit: Gabriel Arguinzones via Storyful ( Original Title: Major Fire Breaks Out at Hospital in Santiago )

    日付:2021年1月30日

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    政府の出版社付近の歴史的建造物で火災=バハマ

    A huge fire erupted on Bay Street's abandoned historic building near the Publications Office on Friday, January 29. According to reports, no one was killed in this fire. ( Original Title: Bahamas: Fire Breaks Out At Historic Building Near Government Publications Office )

    日付:2021年1月29日

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    バハマで歴史的建造物が火災

    A huge fire erupted at an abandoned historic building on Bay Street near the Publications Office in the Bahamas on Friday (January 29). According to reports, no one was killed in this fire. ( Original Title: Large blaze breaks out at historic building in Bahamas )

    日付:2021年1月29日

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    RM 153019750

    パタゴニア地方で発生した森林火災が広がる=アルゼンチン

    The large forest fire that has burned more than 8,000 hectares in the town of El Bolsón in Rio Negro, Argentina, and has caused significant environmental damage as it reaches the province of Chubut near the town of El Maitén on Thursday (January 28). Fernando Arbat, Rio Negro's Undersecretary of Forest Resources, assured there are no injured animals. ( Original Title: Patagonia forest fires remains out of control in Argentina )

    日付:2021年1月28日

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    ブラジルの新型コロナウィルス感染者数が900万人を超える

    Brazil's novel coronavirus case tally has risen to 9,058,687, with 61,811 new cases registered in the past day, according to official statistics published by the country's Health Ministry. A total of 1,386 deaths, caused by COVID-19, were registered in the past 24 hours, bringing the overall death toll in the country to 221,547, according to the ministry. ( Original Title: Brazil's COVID-19 cases surpass 9,000,000 )

    日付:2021年1月28日

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    Street Artist Draws Huge Animals

    A street artist has made these amazing lifelike 3D animals in his own home. Carlos Alberto Garcia Hernández, 34, has created the illusions of birds, fish and other creatures with the work. But he's had to do so from his own home since the coronavirus pandemic began last year. Carlos, from Mexico, has a degree in art conservation and has been painting since he was just a child. ( Original Title: Street Artist Draws Huge Animals )

    日付:2021年1月28日

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    イグアスの滝を通過するボートに観光客興奮=アルゼンチン

    A passenger on a tour boat filmed as the vessel travelled underneath one of the cascades at Iguazu Falls on January 26. The group put their hands up as if it were a theme park ride as they pass through a whirlwind of water. The tour boat then cries "one more time" before the driver spins around and passes through the cascade again. Iguazu Falls consist of over 275 individual cascades making up one of the largest waterfalls in the world. ( Original Title: 'Here we go!' Passenger screams for joy as boat travels under Iguazu Falls in Argentina )

    日付:2021年1月26日

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    嵐によって倒れた木が窓ガラスを割る=ブラジル

    Occurred on January 26, 2021 / Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil Info from Licensor: The video was recorded during a thunderstorm in the city of Brasília-DF, on the night of January 26, 2021, at the SQN 306 block. However, what I didn't expect was that the tree would fall on the window and break, making a big mess. ( Original Title: Storm Causes Tree to Fall and Break Window )

    日付:2021年1月26日

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    【映像】石油積替えのイラン船舶拿捕 インドネシア海上保安庁

    ポンティアナック、インドネシア、1月25日(AP)― インドネシア海上保安庁は1月24日、西カリマンタン州沖の同国領海で石油を違法に積み替えたとして、イラン船籍とパナマ船籍のタンカー2隻を拿捕した。  インドネシア海保によれば、拿捕された2隻は船籍を示す国旗を掲揚しておらず、自動船舶識別装置(AIS)を故意に切っていた他、違法投錨、石油の違法積み替えを行っていたとして拿捕。取り調べのため、リアウ諸島州バタム島に連行するという。  拿捕の事実はイラン国営テレビでも報じられた。  イランは世界有数の原油と天然ガスの資源保有国ではあるが、2018年にドナルド・トランプ前米大統領が「イラン核合意」から一方的に離脱して以降、米国による経済制裁の影響を大きく受けた。唯一の外貨獲得の道が閉ざされたイランはこの間、南米の反米国ベネズエラとの原油の闇取引に大きく依存してきた。  イランのタンカーは行き先を秘匿するため、ほぼすべての船舶が意図的にAISを切っているという。イラン問題に詳しい専門家によれば、そうやって国籍と行き先を隠したイラン保有のタンカーが、違法な石油の積み替えを行っているという。 (日本語翻訳・編集 アフロ)

    日付:2021年1月25日

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    ビーチに現れたトドが海水浴客を驚かす=アルゼンチン

    A sea lion visited the beaches of El Espigón near Viedma (Río Negro), in southern Argentina, in front of a hundred tourists on Monday (January 25). He stayed for hours with the tourists who photographed and observed him. Then the animal withdrew to the sea. It surely belongs to the Punta Bermejo neighborhood, which is several kilometers from the place. ( Original Title: Sea lion visits a beach and generates the surprise of tourists in Argentina )

    日付:2021年1月25日

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    Doggy Stretches Its Legs While Waiting for a Traffic Light

    Occurred on January 25, 2021 / Playa del Carmen, Mexico Info from Licensor: "At 12:00 noon I was at the last traffic light on the road that goes to Cancun when suddenly I turned to my left and saw a motorcyclist who was accompanied by his pet dog, and to my surprise, while the traffic light was red, this little dog got off the bike and began to jog around it. After doing several laps in a circle, he got back on the motorcycle so that his master would secure him and they could continue on their way." ( Original Title: Doggy Stretches Its Legs While Waiting for a Traffic Light )

    日付:2021年1月25日

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    新型コロナへの対応に避難殺到 ボルソナロ大統領弾劾要求のデモ=ブラジル

    Thousands took to the streets of multiple cities in Brazil Sunday, January 24 to call for the impeachment of President Jair Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro has come under fire for his handling of the coronavirus outbreak with more than 216,000 people having died in the country. ( Original Title: Brazil: Thousands Of Protesters Demand Impeachment Of President Bolsonaro )

    日付:2021年1月24日

    人物:ジャイル・ボルソナロ

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    火山のそばで瞑想中に噴火が発生=グアテマラ

    This is the incredible moment a volcano erupts while a man is meditating in front of it. Jose Martins was on a trip to Guatemala on January 24, 2021, when he decided to visit Volcano Fuego. In the morning, Jose decided to meditate after having camped on the mountain all night. As he was captured his meditation, the volcano beside him erupted, giving him a fright. Jose said, "It was so cold and windy that our bodies almost couldn't handle it so to abstract my mind about the cold, I started to meditate towards the sun and it was helping, but suddenly, bang!" ( Original Title: Meditating by Volcano )

    日付:2021年1月24日

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    Truck Travels Up to Twister in Chile

    Occurred on January 24, 2021 / Chile Info from Licensor: "At that moment, I was going to check out some solar panels that are near the La Silla observatory, and in this desert sector we always see small, large swirls. I've filmed a few small ones, but this one from the video was the big one I've ever seen, and there were all standing looking at the whirlwind, so I stopped and started recording, recorded the distance inside the truck." ( Original Title: Truck Travels Up to Twister in Chile )

    日付:2021年1月24日

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    1万ヘクタールが燃えたパタゴニア、家族のBBQが原因か=アルゼンチン

    The environmental disaster burning 10,000 hectares in Patagonia, Argentina, last Sunday (January 24) was possibly triggered by a family barbeque. The governor of Río Negro, Arabela Carreras, said that the main hypothesis about the origin of the accident is a group of people having a barbecue in the area, which could have caused the environmental disaster. Carreras was consulted with various versions that indicate a family had a barbecue in a house located in the area. A spark would have caused the fire. The official replied: "From the air, you can see very clearly the place where the fire starts, which is a private home. Investigations are being carried out in that area… We have just contacted the attorney for the Province and the Río Negro Police, who have a hypothesis close to what you say." "We are just looking for all the evidence, but apparently it would be negligence and not a malicious situation, so unfortunately an oversight would have generated this environmental disaster," the governor said. ( Original Title: Environmental disaster burning 10,000 hectares in Patagonia possibly triggered by family barbecue )

    日付:2021年1月24日

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    新型コロナウィルスの影響ある中、隠れてパーティーを行う人たち=アルゼンチン

    Like every weekend since the beginning of the summer season on the coast of Buenos Aires, Argentina, clandestine parties are dismantled despite restrictions due to the COVID-19. About a total of 60 parties were dismantled this weekend, January 24. In the extreme south of the Partido de la Costa, almost on the border with Pinamar, a clandestine party was dismantled this morning among the dunes in which it is estimated there were almost 2000 young people, several of them minors. The mayor of the La Costa Party, Cristian Cardozo, said that the Buenos Aires seaside municipalities are making a "huge effort" to control that clandestine parties are not held and assured that "dozens of complaints are received per day." ( Original Title: Clandestine parties in Argentina are multiplying during summer season amid COVID-19 )

    日付:2021年1月24日

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    Brazil's COVID-19 death toll surpasses 216,000

    Brazil reported 1,202 deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in the last 24 hours, making Saturday the fifth consecutive day of more than 1,000 deaths, bringing the death toll to 216,445, the ministry of health reported Saturday. The ministry said that in the last 24 hours, 62,334 new COVID-19 cases were registered, bringing the total to 8,816,254. Brazil, which began its national vaccination campaign on Monday, has the world's second highest number of deaths from COVID-19 and third in the number of caseload. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Sao Paulo, Brazil. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年1月24日

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    新型コロナへの対応に避難殺到 ボルソナロ大統領弾劾要求のデモ=ブラジル

    Thousands took to the streets of multiple cities in Brazil on the weekend of January 23 and 24 to call for the impeachment of President Jair Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro has come under fire for his handling of the coronavirus outbreak with more than 216,000 people having died in the country. ( Original Title: Brazil: Thousands Of Protesters Demand Impeachment Of President Bolsonaro 2 )

    日付:2021年1月23日

    人物:ジャイル・ボルソナロ

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    Ecuador starts phase one of vaccination plan against COVID-19

    Ecuador started on Thursday to vaccinate against the COVID-19 virus on healthcare workers in critical areas, as part of the "pilot phase" or phase zero. The minister of public health in Ecuador, Juan Carlos Zevallos, presided over the official act of vaccinations given to health workers in Guayaquil, one of the epicenters of contagion in Latin America at the beginning of the pandemic, starting in late February 2020. SOUNDBITE 1 (Spanish): JUAN CARLOS ZEVALLOS, Public Health Minister of Ecuador "In reality, there has been an enormous amount of preparation. In total, three or four months of preparation with all the institutions of the country, and we called this, the pilot phase because we are going to learn from initial errors and improve. It would be great if there weren't these errors, to focus on how we are going to distribute and administer the vaccines to 9 million people." Previously, other hospitals in the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, which is the current epicenter of the pandemic in the South American country, applied some doses of the vaccines to medical professionals who are in the frontlines combatting the virus. With the first batch of 86,000 doses that the nation will receive progressively until the next February, 43,000 people considered high-risk will be vaccinated, as well as health-care workers and elderly residents of nursing homes. Xinhua News Correspondents reporting from Quito. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年1月22日

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    山腹にいたケガした若者を救助するため接近するヘリコプター=アルゼンチン

    A skillful helicopter pilot from the National Fire Management System dramatically helps rescue a young man who had an accident while trekking in Cerro López de Bariloche in Patagonia, Argentina, on January 21. The young man suffered several serious injuries on one leg after falling from an altitude of more than 2,000 meters. A team of brigade members from the National Parks of Argentina, supported by members of the Nationa Gendarmerie and rescuers from the Aid Commission of the 'Club Andino Bariloche,' were part of the rescue team. ( Original Title: Skillful helicopter pilot dramatically rescues young man in Patagonia )

    日付:2021年1月21日

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    Chile approves emergency use of vaccine made by China's Sinovac

    The Public Health Institute of Chile (ISP) on Wednesday approved the emergency use of a vaccine against the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) developed by Chinese firm Sinovac Biotech. "We obtained very good results regarding the manufacturing quality and the strains being developed in the manufacture of this vaccine. We are approving a safe and effective vaccine for the population," acting director of the ISP, Heriberto Garcia, said. The vaccine "prevents hospitalizations and the severity of the disease," he added. Some 680,740 people in Chile have so far tested positive for COVID-19 and 17,594 have died from the disease, according to the health ministry. The Chinese vaccine has been tested since the end of 2020 on volunteers participating in a phase III clinical trial run by the Institute of Immunotherapy and Immunology at Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Santiago. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年1月21日

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    Dogs Jump To Fight For Pet Parent's Attention

    These dogs jumped to fight for their pet parent's attention. The parent was petting the first dog when their other dog came to them to get some attention too. The second dog bounced to reach the first dog's face and jumped straight to pull them down with their paw. ( Original Title: Dogs Jump To Fight For Pet Parent's Attention )

    日付:2021年1月21日

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    Men Dancing on Boat Stop Abruptly as Glacier Breaks off in the Background

    These guys were taking a boat trip to the Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina. They were dancing on the deck and having fun when suddenly they stopped. They saw a large piece of a glacier break off and splash into the water in the background. The onlookers watched the shocking phenomenon. *The underlying music rights are not available for license. For use of the video with the track(s) contained therein, please contact the music publisher(s) or relevant rightsholder(s). ( Original Title: Men Dancing on Boat Stop Abruptly as Glacier Breaks off in the Background )

    日付:2021年1月20日

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    Chile regulator greenlights Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use

    Date:JANUARY 20, 2021, FILE Chilean health regulator approved the emergency roll-out of the CoronaVac COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by China's Sinovac Biotech Ltd , clearing the way for the Andean country to move up a gear in its inoculation effort against the virus. The emergency approval, which comes after trial data in Brazil raised questions over the vaccine's true efficacy, would cover inoculations with just over 10 million doses of the Sinovac vaccine for Chileans over the age of 18. Ten members of the Public Health Institute's advisory board approved the vaccine roll-out, while two voted against it and one abstained. The two medical experts who voted against said they wanted to see more data on the vaccine trials. Heriberto Garcia, director of the Public Health Institute (ISP), said "very encouraging" data from late-stage trials and the ISP's own investigations suggested CoronaVac was a "safe and effective vaccine to fight the pandemic". "We're very happy that, as of today, we have a second vaccine approved in Chile, a second vaccine that provides another mechanism (to fight the virus)," he said. Chile paid $3.5 million to host a clinical trial of the Sinovac vaccine and has ordered 60 million doses to be administered to its 18 million-strong population over three years. A delivery around 2 million Sinovac doses was expected as early as Monday, the science ministry told Reuters. The Sinovac vaccine has already been approved and is being rolled out in Brazil, Turkey and Indonesia. Data from the drug's late-stage clinical trial in Brazil earlier this month sparked concern among some other potential buyers after it showed the vaccine was 50.4% effective at preventing symptomatic infections, including "very mild" cases. Previously released data said CoronaVac showed 78% efficacy against "mild-to-severe" cases. The ISP said data from the Chilean CoronaVac trial was not yet available, but it had weighed data from trials in other countries. The regulator sent two inspectors to the Sinovac factory in Beijing in November. Chile became the first country in South America to start vaccinating against COVID-19 with the arrival of 10,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Christmas Eve. Since then, the country has taken delivery a total of 154,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine. The latest batch of 43,875 doses was delivered to Chile from Belgium early on Wednesday morning, despite the drugmaker last week saying there would delivery delays from its European hub. Chile has so far inoculated 29,368 people with one dose of the Pfizer vaccine, largely health workers and lately also pensioners, and 8,360 have received the second dose, according to health ministry figures. Chile's ISP is also weighing approval of AstraZeneca's vaccine for emergency use - Chile has already ordered 14.4 million doses. (Production: Esteban Medel, Jorge Vega, Arlene Eiras) (Caption:3227BU-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_CHILE_SINOVAC_O_)

    日付:2021年1月20日

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    Chile regulator greenlights Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use

    Date:JANUARY 20, 2021, FILE Chilean health regulator approved the emergency roll-out of the CoronaVac COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by China's Sinovac Biotech Ltd , clearing the way for the Andean country to move up a gear in its inoculation effort against the virus. The emergency approval, which comes after trial data in Brazil raised questions over the vaccine's true efficacy, would cover inoculations with just over 10 million doses of the Sinovac vaccine for Chileans over the age of 18. Ten members of the Public Health Institute's advisory board approved the vaccine roll-out, while two voted against it and one abstained. The two medical experts who voted against said they wanted to see more data on the vaccine trials. Heriberto Garcia, director of the Public Health Institute (ISP), said "very encouraging" data from late-stage trials and the ISP's own investigations suggested CoronaVac was a "safe and effective vaccine to fight the pandemic". "We're very happy that, as of today, we have a second vaccine approved in Chile, a second vaccine that provides another mechanism (to fight the virus)," he said. Chile paid $3.5 million to host a clinical trial of the Sinovac vaccine and has ordered 60 million doses to be administered to its 18 million-strong population over three years. A delivery around 2 million Sinovac doses was expected as early as Monday, the science ministry told Reuters. The Sinovac vaccine has already been approved and is being rolled out in Brazil, Turkey and Indonesia. Data from the drug's late-stage clinical trial in Brazil earlier this month sparked concern among some other potential buyers after it showed the vaccine was 50.4% effective at preventing symptomatic infections, including "very mild" cases. Previously released data said CoronaVac showed 78% efficacy against "mild-to-severe" cases. The ISP said data from the Chilean CoronaVac trial was not yet available, but it had weighed data from trials in other countries. The regulator sent two inspectors to the Sinovac factory in Beijing in November. Chile became the first country in South America to start vaccinating against COVID-19 with the arrival of 10,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Christmas Eve. Since then, the country has taken delivery a total of 154,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine. The latest batch of 43,875 doses was delivered to Chile from Belgium early on Wednesday morning, despite the drugmaker last week saying there would delivery delays from its European hub. Chile has so far inoculated 29,368 people with one dose of the Pfizer vaccine, largely health workers and lately also pensioners, and 8,360 have received the second dose, according to health ministry figures. Chile's ISP is also weighing approval of AstraZeneca's vaccine for emergency use - Chile has already ordered 14.4 million doses. (Production: Esteban Medel, Jorge Vega, Arlene Eiras) (Caption:3227BU-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_CHILE_SINOVAC_O_)

    日付:2021年1月20日

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    Hospitals full, oxygen scarce, Brazil COVID-19 patient pays for care at home

    Date:JANUARY 20, 2021, RECENT One man in the Brazilian jungle city of Manaus, facing packed hospitals and scarce oxygen in the public health system, decided to set up his own emergency ward with air tanks in his home. Osmar Magalhaes's daughter rushed him to two hospitals a week ago with COVID-19, but none had any free intensive care beds or oxygen for new patients. So she took the 68-year-old former factory worker home and his son went out to buy a tank of oxygen on the black market, and with the help of two privately hired therapists they managed to nurse his lungs back into good enough shape to keep him alive. Osmar began to show COVID-19 symptoms on January 2, his daughter Karoline said, just as a second-wave surge in infections brought the city's hospital system to its knees and doctors fought to keep patients from suffocating to death when oxygen ran out. In the chaos of the hospital crisis, overwhelmed doctors are not giving information on patients to anguished relatives. "I don't know whether my mother is alive or dead," she said. Karoline and her brother had no alternative but to try to save their father at home, where they set up an oxygen tank and helped him gradually recover his breathing. Two therapists check his pulse and oxygen saturation, massage his back and help him do daily exercises. The treatment has put Magalhaes out of danger and reducing his dependence on the oxygen tank. (Production: Bruno Kelly, Sergio Queiroz, Paul Vieira) (Caption:5068LA-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_BRAZIL_MANAUS_O_)

    日付:2021年1月20日

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    Chile reports 3,400 COVID-19 infections in a day

    Chile on Tuesday reported 3,400 new cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infection and 26 deaths from the disease in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 677,151 and the death toll to 17,573, the Ministry of Health said. So far, a total of 24,025 people have received an initial dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, while 8,360 have received the second dose, according to the ministry. On Wednesday, Chile's Public Health Institute is set to review the CoronaVac vaccine developed by Chinese biotech firm Sinovac to determine its approval, which would allow the country to continue vaccinating its population, Health Minister Enrique Paris said. Contagious disease experts have recommended the government restrict mobility between regions and plan for total lockdowns in light of a second wave of COVID-19 outbreaks that could worsen in the coming weeks. Amid the busy summer travel season in the Southern Hemisphere, Chile has allowed families to travel within the country and kept its borders open to foreign tourists. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Santiago. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年1月20日

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    マグニチュード6.4の地震発生で建物崩壊=アルゼンチン

    This video shows a severely destroyed building after a magnitude 6.4 earthquake that struck San Juan, Argentina on late Monday, January 18. ( Original Title: Argentina: Aftermath Of M6.4 Earthquake In San Juan )

    日付:2021年1月19日

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    Brazil begins vaccinating indigenous groups in remote border region

    Date:JANUARY 19, 2021 Brazilian military flew medical personnel and 1,000 doses of a Chinese vaccine deep into the Amazon rainforest on Tuesday (January 19) to start inoculating indigenous people against the coronavirus. Isabel Ticuna, 68, was the first to receive the vaccine in Umariaçu, a village of wooden houses on the banks of the Amazon River. The village is a remote community near the border of Peru and Colombia. "Vaccination is so important for all of our indigenous community, for all the villagers. It was this that we were waiting for," she told Reuters after getting an injection of the CoronaVac shot, developed by China's Sinovac Biotech. Villagers clapped as she received her injection, a collective show of relief for a community that has seen 37 residents die of COVID-19 and some 2,000 more infected. "I was waiting for this moment, this D-Day and it has arrived finally after so many deaths here and in the world," said Tarcis Marques Ticuna, the village medic. "This is hope for us." Brazil's more than 800,000 indigenous people have been badly hit by the pandemic sweeping through their villages, many of them located days away from the nearest medical post by river boat. The coronavirus has killed 926 indigenous people in Brazil and infected more than 46,000, according to tribal umbrella organization APIB. Anthropologists have warned that the communal way of life, with families sharing dwellings, ruled out social distancing and made them particularly vulnerable to contagion. Brazil's right-wing government is facing criticism for its slow response to the pandemic that has so far killed more than 210,000 Brazilians. (Production: Leonardo Benassatto, Geraldine Downer) (Caption:2221LA-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_BRAZIL_INDIGENOUS_O_)

    日付:2021年1月19日

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    RM 152379973

    ロシア製のワクチン「スプートニク V」の第2陣がアルゼンチンに到着

    Argentina received its second batch of Russian Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccines on January 19. Footage shows boxes of the vaccine arriving in the country as well as residents in Buenos Aires receiving the vaccine. ( Original Title: Argentina receives second batch of Russian COVID-19 vaccine )

    日付:2021年1月19日

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    RM 152284397

    GLOBALink | Brazil launches mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign

    STANDUP 1 (English): ZHOU XINGZHU, Xinhua correspondent "Brazil's health ministry launched on Monday its mass vaccination campaign against COVID-19. Brazil's Health Minister Eduardo Pazuello said the initial plan was to begin nationwide vaccination on Wednesday, but the date was moved up in response to the request of state governors. Brazil was distributing around 6 million doses of the CoronaVac vaccine, developed by Chinese laboratory Sinovac in collaboration with the Butantan Institute of Sao Paulo." SOUNDBITE 1 (Portuguese): CLAUDIO CASTRO, Interim Governor of State of Rio de Janeiro "We have a major association with China, both commercially and institutionally. And the vaccine is the biggest association between the two countries." STANDUP 2 (English): ZHOU XINGZHU, Xinhua correspondent "Brazil's Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa) on Sunday authorized the emergency use of the CoronaVac vaccine, as well as the AstraZeneca-University of Oxford vaccine against COVID-19. Immediately following Anvisa's authorization, the government of Sao Paulo, the epicenter of Brazil's COVID-19 outbreak, applied the first CoronaVac vaccine." SOUNDBITE 2 (Portuguese): MARCIO GARCIA, Epidemiologist of Health Secretary of Rio de Janeiro city "All vaccines approved in Brazil are effective vaccines of high quality. People always say that vaccines belong to the population. We don't care about the brand of the vaccine. The important thing is to vaccinate. Today, we started with CoronaVac and we are going to expand it with other vaccines for Brazil and for Rio de Janeiro." Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Brasilia. (XHTV)

    日付:2021年1月19日

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    飼い主の股間に噛みついた犬=ブラジル

    Occurred on September 23, 2020 / Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Info from Licensor: "My name is Lucas, I'm Zoe's father, and I shot this video. Zoe is a 9-month-old Staffbull, very playful and very affectionate, even in love with the doormen of my condo. It was a normal day, we went to visit the doormen, she is receiving affection, and she did it out of nowhere. ( Original Title: Loving Doggo Wanting Attention Surprises Man )

    日付:2021年1月19日

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    Venezuela Biden Inauguration

    Venezuelans hopeful of US policy change with Biden

    日付:2021年1月19日

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    M6.4の強い地震が発生したアルゼンチン

    A strong quake jolted San Juan, Argentina on late Monday night, January 18. USGS measured the quake intensity at magnitude 6.4. Neighboring provinces and Chile also felt the tremors. No reports of damage or injuries as of writing. ( Original Title: Argentina: M6.4 Quake Rocks San Juan And Neighboring Provinces )

    日付:2021年1月18日

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    M6.4の強い地震が発生したアルゼンチン

    A strong M6.4 quake that jolted San Juan, Argentina on late Monday night, January 18, was also felt in neighboring Chile. Residents in Chile, including from the capital Santiago, posted videos on social media showing the shaking from the quake. ( Original Title: Chile: Nation Feels Tremors From M6.4 Argentina Quake )

    日付:2021年1月18日

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    M6.4の強い地震が発生したアルゼンチン

    A strong quake jolted San Juan, Argentina on late Monday night, January 18. USGS measured the quake intensity at magnitude 6.4. Neighboring provinces and Chile also felt the tremors. ( Original Title: Argentina: M6.4 Quake Rocks San Juan And Neighboring Provinces 4 )

    日付:2021年1月18日

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    RM 152298761

    M6.4の強い地震が発生したアルゼンチン

    A strong M6.4 quake that jolted San Juan, Argentina on late Monday night, January 18, was also felt in neighboring Chile. Residents in Chile, including from the capital Santiago, posted videos on social media showing the shaking from the quake. ( Original Title: Chile: Nation Feels Tremors From M6.4 Argentina Quake 2 )

    日付:2021年1月18日

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    RM 154331559

    バイクに乗った男性がバランス崩して転倒=ブラジル

    Occurred on January 18, 2021 / Santa Cruz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil Info from Licensor: I was in a public market in the city and this man entered the market with the bike at high speed. I picked up the phone to record because I was sure something was going to go wrong. ( Original Title: Man with Motorized Bike at Market Takes a Tumble )

    日付:2021年1月18日

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    RM 152266683

    Argentina: M6.4 Quake Rocks San Juan And Neighboring Provinces 3

    A strong quake jolted San Juan, Argentina on late Monday night, January 18. USGS measured the quake intensity at magnitude 6.4. Neighboring provinces and Chile also felt the tremors. No reports of damage or injuries as of writing. ( Original Title: Argentina: M6.4 Quake Rocks San Juan And Neighboring Provinces 3 )

    日付:2021年1月18日

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    肉市場でバイクに乗っていた男性がバランスを失ってぶつかる=ブラジル

    Occurred on January 18, 2021 / Santa Cruz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil Info from Licensor: "This man goes to our meat shop a lot. That day he arrived on this bike, and entered the market, he always likes the staff to record him. Me and someone else started recording (but we weren't expecting something like that that happened). Anyway, that video thing happened. He probably lost control of the bike." ( Original Title: Guy Loses Control of Motor Bike While Showing Off in Meat Market )

    日付:2021年1月18日

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