Choir members wear face masks as they sing at Westminster Abbey in London, England. Six members of the Westminster Abbey were allowed back to sing at the 11:15 Eucharist service for the first time since Coronavirus lockdown. The four-month hiatus is the longest the Abbey choir has been silent since the Second World War. Getty Images
A nurse tests members of the public at the Eden Park testing station in Auckland, New Zealand. COVID-19 restrictions are in place across the country following the discovery of a coronavirus cluster in Auckland. Auckland is at Level 3 lockdown restrictions, while the rest of New Zealand is operating under Level 2. Getty Images
People wait for a walk-up Covid-19 test at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand. COVID-19 restrictions have been reintroduced across New Zealand after new COVID-19 cases were diagnosed in Auckland. Getty Images
Circus clown Jhona Zapata, whose performance name is "Jijolin," is reflected in the window of a home as he offers caramelized apples for sale, while circuses are closed during the lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19 in a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of Lima, Peru. Zapata, 35, is selling circus food to help his family survive the economic shutdown. AP Photo
Wearing full PPE (personal protective equipment), Theresa Shangazhike, manager of the Spa Experience Wimbledon, gives her client, Lauren Shine a facial treatment in Wimbledon, south London, as beauty salons, spas and hairdressers relax the regulations to combat the coronavirus, now offering additional services, including front-of-face treatments. AFP
Staff members of the MSC Grandiosa cruise liner, seen through a porthole give the thumbs-up in the northwestern port city of Genoa prior the departure of the liner after six-and-half months of inactivity due to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic. The first major cruise ship to set sail in the Mediterranean was poised to depart from Genoa as Italy's struggling travel industry hopes to regain ground after a bruising coronavirus hiatus, representing a high-stakes test for the global sector in the key Mediterranean market and beyond. AFP
People wearing protective face masks walk past a cross road at a shopping district in Tokyo, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, Japan. REUTERS
A volunteer wearing a costume of Pokemon character Pikachu hugs a child during Children's Day, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Fuerte Apache, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. REUTERS
A firefighter tends to a non-COVID-19 patient while wearing protective equipment, against the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Houston, Texas, U.S. REUTERS
Travelers line up to check-in at the Tocumen International Airport, Panama. Tocumen International Airport, the main one in Panama and a regional hub, began limited commercial flight operations this Friday after almost five months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. EPA
A demonstrator wearing a face mask over his face with the words 'Mascarade, Virologues' takes part in a protest against health measures made by the Belgian government over the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Brussels, Belgium. The group of demonstrators does not deny the existence of the coronavirus but disputes its degree of contagiousness and its lethality and does not want to wear masks. EPA
Choir members wear face masks as they sing at Westminster Abbey in London, England. Six members of the Westminster Abbey were allowed back to sing at the 11:15 Eucharist service for the first time since Coronavirus lockdown. The four-month hiatus is the longest the Abbey choir has been silent since the Second World War. Getty Images
A nurse tests members of the public at the Eden Park testing station in Auckland, New Zealand. COVID-19 restrictions are in place across the country following the discovery of a coronavirus cluster in Auckland. Auckland is at Level 3 lockdown restrictions, while the rest of New Zealand is operating under Level 2. Getty Images
People wait for a walk-up Covid-19 test at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand. COVID-19 restrictions have been reintroduced across New Zealand after new COVID-19 cases were diagnosed in Auckland. Getty Images
Circus clown Jhona Zapata, whose performance name is "Jijolin," is reflected in the window of a home as he offers caramelized apples for sale, while circuses are closed during the lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19 in a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of Lima, Peru. Zapata, 35, is selling circus food to help his family survive the economic shutdown. AP Photo
Wearing full PPE (personal protective equipment), Theresa Shangazhike, manager of the Spa Experience Wimbledon, gives her client, Lauren Shine a facial treatment in Wimbledon, south London, as beauty salons, spas and hairdressers relax the regulations to combat the coronavirus, now offering additional services, including front-of-face treatments. AFP
Staff members of the MSC Grandiosa cruise liner, seen through a porthole give the thumbs-up in the northwestern port city of Genoa prior the departure of the liner after six-and-half months of inactivity due to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic. The first major cruise ship to set sail in the Mediterranean was poised to depart from Genoa as Italy's struggling travel industry hopes to regain ground after a bruising coronavirus hiatus, representing a high-stakes test for the global sector in the key Mediterranean market and beyond. AFP
People wearing protective face masks walk past a cross road at a shopping district in Tokyo, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, Japan. REUTERS
A volunteer wearing a costume of Pokemon character Pikachu hugs a child during Children's Day, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Fuerte Apache, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. REUTERS
A firefighter tends to a non-COVID-19 patient while wearing protective equipment, against the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Houston, Texas, U.S. REUTERS
Travelers line up to check-in at the Tocumen International Airport, Panama. Tocumen International Airport, the main one in Panama and a regional hub, began limited commercial flight operations this Friday after almost five months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. EPA
A demonstrator wearing a face mask over his face with the words 'Mascarade, Virologues' takes part in a protest against health measures made by the Belgian government over the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Brussels, Belgium. The group of demonstrators does not deny the existence of the coronavirus but disputes its degree of contagiousness and its lethality and does not want to wear masks. EPA
Choir members wear face masks as they sing at Westminster Abbey in London, England. Six members of the Westminster Abbey were allowed back to sing at the 11:15 Eucharist service for the first time since Coronavirus lockdown. The four-month hiatus is the longest the Abbey choir has been silent since the Second World War. Getty Images
