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Closed down, as has cinemas. with the impact of coronavirus waning in china, cinemas almost opened last weekend, but the government ordered them to remain closed at the last minute. when they finally reopened, going to movies is not going to exactly be festive. this cinematographer lives in shanghai. when the cinemas are reopened they are going to follow a strict rule of disinfection and every cinema, will be required to show their qr code a national id cards and undergo temperature checks. everyone will have an empty seat in between and also you will have to wear a mask over time. but in indi...

Rule of disinfection for the whole cinema, and every audience will be requested to show their health care code, also get their temperature checked. and the cinema will remain social distancing within the audience, meaning everyone will have an empty seat in between. 0h, also you have to wear a mask all the time. for india, the world's largest producer of movies, the lockdown has taken the life out of bollywood and the big regionalfilm industries. indians love their movies, so the closing of cinemas has been very hard. it's left us catatonic. we have no idea what to do, because cinema is like, ...

After the interest of his seamen and he was fired for that. they've given a false excuse that it wasn't chain of command and he got removed for that. >> these are clearly extraordinary times. we're seeing heroic acts everywhere with health care workers just like in the military. and i believe leaders deserve and have a responsibility to protect those that serve. and captain crozier had at the time 138 sailors that were infected, many others at risk and they needed to be protected. doing that i think the captain, i'm not exactly sure what step he's took before he went outside the chain of comma...

Today, it is over eight million, and the old pipes are struggling to cope. but the real problem comes when it rains. the drains flood and raw sewage spills directly into the thames. originally designed to overflow just a few times a year, it now happens around once a week. it means 39 million tonnes of raw sewage flow into the river thames every year, and so the supersewer will take that overspill and pump it directly to a treatment plant, helping keep the river clean. it is as wide as three london buses, and will eventually run for 15 miles across the city, roughly following the path of the t...

Every time you flush, and wash in the capital, the water enters a sewer network over 1,000 miles long. it was built over 150 years ago, by the victorian engineerjoseph bazalgette. at that time, london was home tojust two million people. today, it is over eight million, and the old pipes are struggling to cope. but the real problem comes when it rains. the drains flood and raw sewage spills directly into the thames. originally designed to overflow just a few times a year, it now happens around once a week. it means 39 million tonnes of raw sewage flow into the river thames every year, and so th...