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An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients amid the street, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients amid the street, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients amid the street, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients amid the street, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients amid the street, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber named Zaki Abu Daghim "Abu Ayman" 75 prepares his bicycle to go to his clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber named Zaki Abu Daghim "Abu Ayman" 75 prepares his bicycle to go to his clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
An elderly Palestinian barber, Zaki Abu Daghim, "Abu Ayman" 75, shaves for clients, in the central Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, on January 11, 2021. Living conditions are difficult with a quarter of the labor force unemployed and 24% of Palestinians living below the US$5.5 2011 PPP a day — even prior to the recent outbreak. A larger than expected decline in aid and a further spread of the COVID-19 virus pose significant downside risks. Photo by Mahmoud Ajjour
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Demonstrators clash with security forces during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, in Tripoli, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Lebanon January 28, 2021. For the fourth night in a row, protesters flooded the streets of Lebanon's port city Tripoli on Thursday, objecting to a 24-hour lockdown that has disrupted employment and demanding government support to help low-income citizens weather the pandemic. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Medics and an ambulance are seen, in Beirut, Lebanon, 15 January 2021. Lebanon on 07 January began a complete 25-day closure nationwide, before announcing a comprehensive closure from 14 January with no exceptions but the health, security and press sectors to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Big waves hit the coastal area of Beirut, Lebanon, 15 January 2021. Lebanon on 07 January began a complete 25-day closure nationwide, before announcing a comprehensive closure from 14 January with no exceptions but the health, security and press sectors to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus. Photo by Haitham Moussawi
A view of empty road, in Beirut, Lebanon, 15 January 2021. Lebanon on 07 January began a complete 25-day closure nationwide, before announcing a comprehensive closure from 14 January with no exceptions but the health, security and press sectors to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
A view of empty road, in Beirut, Lebanon, 15 January 2021. Lebanon on 07 January began a complete 25-day closure nationwide, before announcing a comprehensive closure from 14 January with no exceptions but the health, security and press sectors to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus. Photo by Haitham Moussawi
A view of empty road, in Beirut, Lebanon, 15 January 2021. Lebanon on 07 January began a complete 25-day closure nationwide, before announcing a comprehensive closure from 14 January with no exceptions but the health, security and press sectors to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus. Photo by Marwan Bou Haidar
Rescue workers extinguish a fire cause by an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province,on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers extinguish a fire cause by an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province,on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers extinguish a fire cause by an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province,on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
Rescue workers carry away a victim at the scene of an explosion in the town of Azaz in the rebel-controlled northern countryside of Syria's Aleppo province, on January 31, 2021. A car bomb killed at least six people, including three civilians, in the Turkish-held northern town of Azaz in war-torn Syria today, a war monitor said. The attack, which occurred near a cultural centre, also wounded more than 22 others, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Photo by Nayef ALaboud
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