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We ask 19 photographers to review their maximum lasting photographs of the Coronavirus pandemic, five years after the virus has a global threat. His photographs send us to this era confusing in a type of trip in time.
The Newshouings who captured those scenes only gave two tale the history of Covid-19, but lived it. To testify at a time of blocking and isolation, they had to be in the world, sailing for concern and uncertainty.
The photographs evoke what we feel and what we have lost, such as resilience and human connection in a moment of crisis.
– Meaghan Loram
Hong Kong. January 2020
One night in January 2020, the Hong Kong Food and Health Office announced that a male traveler in Wuhan, China, had a fever and suspected being inflamed with the new coronavirus.
I hurried through a superior railroad in the hospital, where the patient was filled with journalists. Through a rear door, paramedical paramedics were in complete protection teams. Finally, he left here on a stretcher. We were so close that he could see his sweat. He was transferred to an isolation hospital, where he later gave positive.
– Lam Yik Fei
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