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Hong Kong, China. 23rd Jan, 2021. Empty street and closed shops are seen within the lockdown area in Jordon district. Hong Kong government locked down tens of thousand of residents to contain a worsening outbreak of the coronavirus. Credit: Keith Tsuji/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

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