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South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing
Customers wait at a cafe where a robot that takes orders, makes coffee and brings the drinks straight to customers…
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Dancing with disinfectant: China’s nightclubs back in the groove
SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the…
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Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
Migrant workers living in a factory-converted dormitory collect meals donated by charities for their Eid-al-Fitr celebrations amid the coronavirus disease…
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Haiti voodoo leaders prepare temples for coronavirus sufferers
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) – Haiti’s voodoo leaders have trained priests of the Afro Caribbean religion to concoct a secret remedy for…
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For world’s largest Muslim country, a virus-disrupted and bittersweet Eid
JAKARTA (Reuters) – For Indonesia’s 225 million Muslims, celebrating Eid al-Fitr this year, the end of the holy fasting month…
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Fun beats fear in Rube Goldberg contest to fetch soap amid COVID-19 crisis
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Caitlin Diel waited in the shower as her brother started their chain-reaction machine, dropping a marble…
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Gaza’s young female boxers train on the beach amid coronavirus closures
A Palestinian girl is instructed by coach Osama Ayob during a boxing training session at the sidewalk of a beach…
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Thai artist ‘restless hands’ takes coronavirus battle to the streets
Mue Bon, a Thai street artist paints a mural depicting characters attempting to keep a virus at bay, in Bangkok,…
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Popular New York City eatery gives sneak peek at post-coronavirus dining
NEW YORK (Reuters) – As shut-in Americans long for the days when they can once again enjoy simple pleasures like…
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Drive-in cinemas, raves and dining behind plastic: the new going out
LONDON (Reuters) – With lockdown measures more relaxed, social lives are slowly becoming possible. Restaurants, bars, gigs and museums beckon.…
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