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FILE PORTUGAL PEOPLE OBIT LARRY KING
epa08961623 (FILE) - US television personality Larry King participates in the 'Global Challenges, Local Answers: Estoril Conferences 2011', an international event on global economy, in Estoril, Portugal, 05 May 2011 (reissued 24 January 2021). US channel CNN reported that King has passed away at the age of 87 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California, on 23 January 2021, after having been hospitalized with Covid-19, citing his son Chnace, who confirmed his father's death. King hosted the 'Larry King Live' on CNN for over 25 years, interviewing international celebrities before he retired in 2010 after recording more than 6,000 episodes of the show, CNN reported.. EPA/JOSE SENA GOULAO *** Local Caption *** 02718824
CHINA CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC NEW WAVE
epa08961611 A security personal rides in a car in front of the Gucci store in Nanjing Road close to the residential communities surrounding Renji Hospital under lockdown because of Covid-19 new infections in Shanghai, China, 24 January 2021. In Shanghai, there are 3 new locally transmitted cases of COVID-19 and 3 imported, according to the Shanghai Health Commission announcement on 24 January. The National Health Commission reported 80 newly confirmed cases in the country, 2 in Beijing, 3 in Shanghai, 29 in Heilongjiang and 19 in Hebei. Cityâs two best known hospitals, Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Centre and Renji Hospital have been under lock down since 20 January after being linked to the new local transmutations of Coronavirus. Shanghaiâs famous pedestrian and shopping street usually crowded with locals and tourists, Nanjing Road, near by Renji Hospital, is now empty due to the new COVID-19 cases in the city. EPA/ALEX PLAVEVSKI
USA INAUGURATION AFTERMATH
epa08961598 A group of National Guard members walk near a barricade in the vicinity of the White House a day after the Inauguration in Washington, DC, 21 January 2021. Joe Biden was Inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States on 20 January 2021. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
SWITZERLAND WINTER WEATHER
epa08961578 A snowplough removes fresh snow from a street after snowfall in the Swiss Alps, in the Alpine resort of Anzere, Switzerland, 24 January 2021. EPA/LAURENT GILLIERON
DENMARK PROTEST PANDEMIC CORONAVIRUS COVID19
epa08961564 A protester (L) stands in front of a line of Danish riot police officers during a demonstration organized by a group calling itself 'Men in Black', in Copenhagen, Denmark, 23 January 2021 (issued 24 January 2021). Protesters took to the streets of the Danish capital against pandemic restrictions as well as against coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccinations. EPA/MADS CLAUS RASMUSSEN DENMARK OUT
CHINA GOLD MINE ACCIDENT RESCUE
epa08961562 A picture released by Xinhua News Agency shows a trapped miner being lifted from a gold mine in Qixia City, east China's Shandong Province, 24 January 2021. The miner, who has been trapped underground for two weeks after a blast in a gold mine, was found by rescuers on 24 January morning that who is in extremely weak condition, was lifted from the mine at 11:13 a.m. on 24 January 2021. As many as twenty-two miners have been trapped about 600 meters underground since the mine blast on 10 January 2021 in Qixia, east China's Shandong Province. EPA/CHEN HAO/XINHUA -- MANDATORY CREDIT: XINHUA -- EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
USCOVID19CONFIRMED CASES
(210124) -- NEW YORK, Jan. 24, 2021 (Xinhua) -- National Guard members assist people at a COVID-19 vaccination center at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, the United States, Jan. 23, 2021. The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the United States topped 24.99 million, according to the data released by Johns Hopkins University on Saturday. (Photo by Michael Nagle/Xinhua)
CHINAXINJIANGRAILWAY TRACKSNOWREMOVAL CN
(210124) -- EMIN, Jan. 24, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Yang Shenghui (R) and his workmate of the Tiechanggou repairing team check the snow removing gears of a railway track snow removing machine in Emin, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Jan. 21, 2021. Maytas, dubbed 'Hell of Wind,' is a wild area where the Karamay-Tacheng railway trunk line in Xinjiang runs through. It is also a place where the Tiechanggou repairing team under the China Railway Urumqi Bureau Group Co., Ltd. is on the watch 24 hours a day to ensure safe operation of all trains passing by.\r\nMaytas is a blizzard-prone area rarely seen in China and even in other parts of the world. More often than not, powerful wind there ploughs through the snow, and buries railway tracks during winters; and the snow on tracks, once caked, would endanger trains dashing on them. Removing snow from tracks is therefore a top priority of the team in recent days.\r\nThe railway track snow removing machine does help a lot, but team members still have to lay their hands on manual tools to enhance job efficiency.\r\nThis team of young workers braves the harsh natural environment and fights the snow, wishing that passengers reach their destinations safe and sound. (Xinhua/Hu Huhu)
epaselect INDIA REPUBLIC DAY PARADE
epaselect epa08961490 Punjab Police women make funny faces as they take selfies before participating in the full and final dress rehearsal ahead of the Republic Day parade in Amritsar, India, 24 January 2021. The Republic Day of India marks the adoption of the constitution of India and the transition of the country to a Republic on 26 January 1950. EPA/RAMINDER PAL SINGH
SWITZERLAND ORPHANALYTICS TEXT ANALYSIS
epa08961542 Swiss startup OrphAnalytics CEO Claude-Alain Roten (L) and his collaborator Rene work with a laptop using the text analysis software, at an undisclosed location, Switzerland, 21 January 2021 (issued 24 January 2021). Swiss startup OrphAnalytics uses its algorithm-based machine-learning text analysis software, developed to detect plagiarism, among others to help crack the mystery behind QAnon. EPA/LAURENT GILLIERON
