Putting the chill on Spain’s Covid-19 hotspots
As Covid-19 spikes again in many European cities, young volunteers hit the streets, trying to cool down the pandemic’s spread by bringing a healthy message to the places where young people hang out.
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As Covid-19 spikes again in many European cities, young volunteers hit the streets, trying to cool down the pandemic’s spread by bringing a healthy message to the places where young people hang out.
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A guided tour with IFRC President Francesco Rocca through an ancient city being rebuilt.