法国封锁(不是封闭)了

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早TMD干啥去了?白白浪费中国人用生命换来的2个月!
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法国那总理也是个二货!
凭啥说他二货, 有多少人在他们这个年纪能挑起一个国家的重任。 给个镇长给我做,我都觉得麻烦。
 
二货明白过来更可怕,会跟你土工玩命的。
 
凭啥说他二货, 有多少人在他们这个年纪能挑起一个国家的重任。 给个镇长给我做,我都觉得麻烦。
大敞街门......
 
13 min ago
These countries are under lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic

A man unfolds an Italian flag as he stands next to a banner reading everything will be alright, at the Garbatella neighborhood, in Rome, Saturday, March 14.

A man unfolds an Italian flag as he stands next to a banner reading everything will be alright, at the Garbatella neighborhood, in Rome, Saturday, March 14. AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino

Several countries have put their citizens under partial or total lockdown amid the growing spread of coronavirus around the world:
  • China: Parts of the country where the pandemic began are still facing lockdowns or heavy restrictions, even as new confirmed cases drop to a trickle.
  • Italy: A countrywide lockdown was put in place on Friday. There are now nearly 28,000 cases in Italy and over 2,100 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University.
  • Spain: People in Spain are banned from leaving their houses with the exception of going to work, buying food or essential supplies, going to a hospital, or supporting an elderly person or a minor under their care. The country is also closing its land borders as cases approach 10,000 there.
  • The Philippines: Half of the country was put into lockdown on Monday to try and stop the spread of the virus. All public transportation and offices were shut down.
  • Lebanon: Despite reporting fewer than 100 cases, a two-week lockdown was put in place in Lebanon starting from Sunday. Borders have been closed and people are obligated to stay at home unless absolutely necessary.
 
6 min ago
Venezuela announces nationwide "social quarantine" to contain coronavirus
From CNN’s Abel Alvarez and Jackie Castillo in Atlanta


Customers wait to go into a supermarket in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, March 16.

Customers wait to go into a supermarket in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, March 16. AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos

Venezuela's embattled President Nicolas Maduro announced a nationwide quarantine during a televised coronavirus briefing earlier today.
The "social quarantine" will go into effect 5 a.m. local time Tuesday, Maduro said in the briefing.

“We are trying to get ahead of this crisis,” Maduro said. "If we don’t get a hold of it and stop it, it could severely damage our community.”

Police, health officials, and local governments will work together to enforce the quarantine, according to a statement from the presidential press office.

Venezuela has 33 coronavirus cases, according to Maduro.
 
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