Noon in a coronavirus-stricken world: Reuters photographers capture the hush that has descended on some of the world's best-known sites on the same day as lockdowns bring silence to some of the world's busiest places
Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt.. Washington, UNITED STATES. Reuters/Jonathan Ernst31 Mar 202031 Mar 202031 Mar 202031 Mar 2020. Prague, Czech Republic.
Reuters/David W Cerny31 Mar 2020Maidan Nezalezhnosti in Kiev, Ukraine.. Saint Petersburg, RUSSIA. Reuters/Anton Vaganov. Bangkok, Thailand. Reuters/Jorge Silva. Gaza, Palestinian Territories. Reuters/Mohammed SalemA square in Minsk, Belarus.
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