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A Niger nurse returning from her shift screening patients at the front gate. As COVID continues to rattle India, India has decided to greatly reduce the number of vaccines exported to the rest of the world. This greatly impacts South East Asian and African countries that have been subject to slow vaccine relief.  (Photo by Anna.psiaki) Photo used under CC BY
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A line of migrants from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala waiting for breakfast in Ciudad Deportiva Magdalena Mixhuca temporary camp in Mexico City. Due to Title 42, a measure implemented under former President Donald Trump, thousands of migrants are being returned to Reynosa, Mexico by the U.S. in a matter of hours of crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Reynosa is one of the most dangerous cities in Mexico, and migrants are returned there with no money, becoming easy prey for human traffickers.  (Photo by ProtoplasmaKid) Photo used under CC BY
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