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Coronavirus Thailandia, per i monaci buddisti mascherine e distanziamento. FOTO

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05 mag 2020 - 09:25 15 foto

Distanziamento l’uno con l’altro, produzione propria di mascherine e disinfettanti, studio, sanificazioni per i visitatori e aiuto per chi è più in difficoltà: questa la nuova vita nel tempio di Bangkok dove il Covid-19 ha limitato le attività

epa08401678 Seated on desks arranged to maintain social distancing, novice Thai Buddhist monks wearing face shields and protective face masks, attend a lesson at Wat Molilokayaram monastic educational institute in Bangkok, Thailand, 16 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. Several monasteries have completely stopped going out for morning alms while some have reduced the numbers of monks going outside, while wearing protective masks and sometimes face shields in an effort to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 disease pandemic caused by the SARS CoV-2 coronavirus. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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Il Coronavirus ha cambiato le abitudini anche dei monaci buddisti in Thailandia: distanziamento sociale, mascherine obbligatorie e uscite sempre più limitate. Questa la nuova vita nel tempio di Bangkok

GLI AGGIORNAMENTI IN DIRETTA SUL CORONAVIRUS

epa08401680 Seated on desks arranged to maintain social distancing, novice Thai Buddhist monks wearing face shields and protective face masks, attend a lesson at Wat Molilokayaram monastic educational institute in Bangkok, Thailand, 16 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. Several monasteries have completely stopped going out for morning alms while some have reduced the numbers of monks going outside, while wearing protective masks and sometimes face shields in an effort to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 disease pandemic caused by the SARS CoV-2 coronavirus. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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Durante le ore dedicate agli studi, i monaci sono obbligati a rimanere a debita distanza indossando le mascherine protettive

LO SPECIALE CORONAVIRUS

epa08401683 Thai Buddhist monk Phra Maha Pranom Dhammalangkaro checks a face mask at the face mask workshop inside Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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All’interno del tempio sono i monaci stessi a produrre mascherine e materiale per la protezione dal Coronavirus

epa08401689 A visitor walks through a makeshift disinfecting chamber upon entering Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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Anche i visitatori vengono sanificati per permettere loro le visite all’interno del tempio

epa08401681 Seated on desks arranged to maintain social distancing, novice Thai Buddhist monks wearing face shields and protective face masks, attend a lesson at Wat Molilokayaram monastic educational institute in Bangkok, Thailand, 16 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. Several monasteries have completely stopped going out for morning alms while some have reduced the numbers of monks going outside, while wearing protective masks and sometimes face shields in an effort to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 disease pandemic caused by the SARS CoV-2 coronavirus. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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Tuttavia non si sono mai fermate le attività benefiche da parte dei monaci anche nei confronti della popolazione maggiormente colpita dal Coronavirus

epa08401693 A Thai Buddhist monk wearing a protective mask fills containers with sodium hypochlorite for disinfecting at Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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A causa del Coronavirus sono state anche limitate al massimo le uscite mattutine dei monaci buddisti

epa08401686 Thai Buddhist monk Phra Maha Pranom Dhammalangkaro wears a protective mask during an interview at Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020, 16 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epa08401688 Seated on desks arranged to maintain social distancing, novice Thai Buddhist monks wearing face shields and protective face masks, attend a lesson at Wat Molilokayaram monastic educational institute in Bangkok, Thailand, 16 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. Several monasteries have completely stopped going out for morning alms while some have reduced the numbers of monks going outside, while wearing protective masks and sometimes face shields in an effort to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 disease pandemic caused by the SARS CoV-2 coronavirus. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epa08401690 Thai Buddhist monk Phra Chamnanwet poses with a mask he designed with sacred mantras as an added layer of protection at Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epa08401695 Thai Buddhist monks wear protective masks and face shields at the entrance check point to Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epa08401692 Thai Buddhist monk Phra Chamnanwet writes sacred mantras on protective masks as an added layer of protection at Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epaselect epa08401684 Thai Buddhist monk Phra Maha Pranom Dhammalangkaro stands next to water bottles blessed by the temple monks inside Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020.(issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epa08401679 Novice Thai Buddhist monks wearing face shields and protective face masks, attend a lesson at Wat Molilokayaram monastic educational institute in Bangkok, Thailand, 16 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. Several monasteries have completely stopped going out for morning alms while some have reduced the numbers of monks going outside, while wearing protective masks and sometimes face shields in an effort to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 disease pandemic caused by the SARS CoV-2 coronavirus. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epa08401678 Seated on desks arranged to maintain social distancing, novice Thai Buddhist monks wearing face shields and protective face masks, attend a lesson at Wat Molilokayaram monastic educational institute in Bangkok, Thailand, 16 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. Several monasteries have completely stopped going out for morning alms while some have reduced the numbers of monks going outside, while wearing protective masks and sometimes face shields in an effort to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 disease pandemic caused by the SARS CoV-2 coronavirus. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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epa08401694 A woman sews face masks at the workshop inside Wat Chak Daeng in Samut Prakan, Thailand, 22 April 2020 (issued 05 May 2020). The traditional Buddhist temples in Thailand have adopted innovative measures like setting up sanitizing tunnels and making masks to join the fight against COVID-19. Not only have the monks added an orange mask to their attire - which has remained largely unchanged since the time of Buddha (2,500 years ago) - but also make their own sanitizers. They have also been distributing food to those who have lost their incomes due to the crisis. EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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