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The healthcare worker Mohamad al-Khater sings for one of his patients while taking blood. Screenshot.

Video: In Iraq, a caregiver comforts Covid-19 patients by singing

In Lubumbashi, a human rights NGO distributes coronavirus protection kits to Kasapa Prison inmates. Photo: AUDH

Prisoners in the DR Congo: Forgotten and at risk in the pandemic

Promotion sur Instagram du dioxyde de chlore pour "prévenir et guérir du Covid-19", bien que ce produit soit inefficace et même dangereux pour la santé.

Business booming for 'miracle' Covid-19 remedies in Latin America

Students at Mathare North Boxing Club. Due to Covid-19, the club had to change the way training was carried out. Some students are seen with masks.

With schools still closed in Nairobi, a boxing youth programme proves especially important

In a hospital in Mashhad (in the northeast), a city that has been particularly affected by the second wave.

As a second wave of Covid-19 sweeps Iran, “people aren’t respecting social distancing at all” (2/2)

Many hospitals in Iran no longer have enough beds for Covid-19 patients and have started treating them in car parks. This photo was taken on July 6 in Masih Daneshvari Hospital in Tehran. (Photo: Mohammad Masoumian.)

Second wave of Covid-19 sweeps Iran, 'affecting the elderly, young and children' (1/2)

Screen grab of a video showing a man violently abusing a woman in Puerto Wilches, Colombia. The video was posted online on June 27.

Lockdown in Colombia leads to spike in domestic violence

Since mid-May, locals from a Caracas neighbourhood, Venezuela have been delivering their news bulletins from their balconies. (Photos posted on Twitter by @LaCruzTVCaracas.)

Venezuelans defy censorship to broadcast their own news bulletins - from their balconies

The image on the right shows the family members of Covid-19 patients in a state of panic in front of Al-Hussein University Hospital. The photo on the right shows a crowd gathering in front of a truck transporting oxygen cylinders. (These screengrabs were t

Several dead as Iraq hospital treating Covid-19 patients runs out of oxygen

More than 300,000 people have gone to Covid-19 testing centres and hospitals in Beijing since June 13, when new cases of the coronavirus started popping up in the capital.

Thousands of Beijing residents queue for hours to get tested after new Covid-19 cases

A video that has been circulating online shows a scene from a 2003 TV series featuring a remarkably similar situation to the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. (Screengrab from season 2, episode 14 of the show Dead Zone, entitled"Plague".)

Did an American TV series from 2003 really predict the Covid-19 pandemic?

The Clean Sea Operation (in French, "Opération Mer Propre") picked up dozens of surgical masks and latex gloves during two dives this weeked.

Sea clean-up in France shows pollution from Covid-19 pandemic

Left: The bus station in San Antonio del Táchira (photo by Yurkys Rosario). Right: The "Los Caracas" holiday resort. (photo by Neo Mendoza). These sites are both being used to house Venezuelans who have returned to their country during the pandemic.

How Venezuela is managing the flood of expats returning in the middle of the pandemic

The image on the left shows Neo Mendoza on the road in Peru. The image on the right shows Eduardo Azuaje’s group on the road in Colombia.

By bus or on foot: the long road home for Venezuelans stuck abroad during the pandemic

Social media users across India were horrified by videos showing patients being treated in beds right next to the bodies of Covid-19 victims in several Mumbai hospitals.

Videos show Indian hospitals treating Covid-19 patients next to dead bodies

At left, a screengrab from an amateur video posted May 7, 2020 showing a man sheltering Kabul Mayor Mohammad Dawood Sultanzoy with an umbrella. At right, messages by Afghan web users mocking the mayor for having an "aristocratic attitude".

Umbrella scandal in Kabul: video sparks criticism of mayor’s 'aristocratic attitude'

Attendees at this drive-in concert in Lithuania posted these photos on Facebook.

Lithuanians flock to drive-in concerts, the new social-distancing event

These are screengrabs from two videos filmed in the Loreto Regional Hospital in Iquitos, Peru, in late April. This hospital has been treating patients with coronavirus.

Peruvian hospitals hit by double crisis of Covid-19 and dengue fever

This montage shows fake posts on Facebook or WhatsApp by a disinformation network based in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Who is behind the fake news campaign around Covid-19 in DR Congo?

Amateur videos circulating on social media in Afghanistan show bodies of Afghan migrants drowned in the Harirud river on the border with Iran on May 1, 2020. Survivors say they were forced into the river by Iranian border guards.

Investigation: videos reveal location of mass drowning on Iran-Afghan border

Images of poultry farmers destroying stocks of chicks caused controversy on social networks in Iran. One farmer told the France 24 Observers his colleagues have no other choice, because the COVID-19 pandemic has hit demand and caused feed prices to rise.

Iranian poultry farmers bury thousands of chicks alive as Covid-19 hits demand

On the left, a tweet about a photo of apparent crowds of people in Bournemouth, UK. On the right, a photo by Philip Davali for Ritzau Scanpix.

Are people flouting social distancing rules? How photos can distort perspective

Screengrabs of several videos shared by the group Venezia Pulita on social media.

In a deserted Venice, animals take back the canals while locals hope for an end to mass tourism

There's been an explosion of fake news stories about discrimination towards Africans in China - and now about how Africans are taking revenge (screengrabs).

Debunked: The fake videos showing Africans retaliating against Chinese discrimination

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