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Covid, a Bangkok i taxi in disuso diventano orti. FOTO

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Migliaia di veicoli abbandonati a causa della crisi economica dovuta al coronavirus sono stati trasformati in terreno per fiori e piante dai dipendenti di una cooperativa di taxi thailandese. Molti gli autisti che non possono più permettersi di pagare le licenze di affitto dei mezzi per la prolungata assenza di turisti nella capitale. Sulle macchine cartelli che lanciano un appello: “Primo ministro aiutaci”

epa09467333 Thai taxi company's staff members planting vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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Migliaia di taxi abbandonati, a causa della crisi economica dovuta al coronavirus, diventano orti. Succede a Bangkok, Thailandia, dove i tetti e i cofani delle macchine della Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative adesso sono terreno per fiori e piante

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epa09467334 Thai taxi company's staff members planting vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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Molti taxisti della capitale thailandese non possono più permettersi di pagare le licenze di noleggio dei veicoli a causa della prolungata assenza di turisti e la crisi economica che ne è seguita

Vaccini Covid, dagli sconti ai taxi gratis: iniziative nel mondo

epa09467331 Taxi company's staff members prepare sprinkle water to plant vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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Le dure restrizioni ai viaggi imposte dal governo di Bangkok per fronteggiare la pandemia hanno fatto abbassare drasticamente il numero di visitatori nel Paese

Cosa piantare nell'orto di settembre

epa09467330 A Thai taxi company's staff member sprinkles water to plant vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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Così, il parcheggio con i mezzi abbandonati, da simbolo di difficoltà economica è stato trasformato in giardino urbano

Cura delle piante nel mese di settembre: i consigli

epa09467327 A Thai taxi company's staff member sprinkles water to plant vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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Non solo un gesto simbolico: il raccolto verrà utilizzato anche come fonte di cibo

epa09467332 A banner reading ÔCOVID ruin our life' is seen as Thai taxi company's staff members plant vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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“Primo ministro aiutaci” è l’appello lanciato dai taxisti su un cartello su uno dei mezzi in disuso

epa09467328 Thai taxi company's staff members plant vegetables next to a banner reading ÔPrime Minister please help us' on an unused abandoned taxi car parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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epa09467339 Thai taxi company's staff members planting vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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epa09467337 Thai taxi company's staff members planting vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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epa09467338 A Thai taxi company's staff member sprinkles water to plant vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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epa09467336 Thai taxi company's staff members planting vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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epaselect epa09467335 Thai taxi company's staff members planting vegetables on unused abandoned taxi cars parked at Ratchaphruek Taxi Cooperative in Bangkok, Thailand, 14 September 2021. A Thai owner of a taxi company allowed his employees to plant vegetables on its abandoned taxi cars as a source of food for consumption after thousands of its cabs were left unused by drivers who could not afford the rental fees due to the absence of tourists and economic crisis caused by the prolonged COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. EPA/RUNGROJ YONGRIT

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