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Our world in photos: April 1

April 1, 2020 Noah Singer
ARIZONA — Giving back: Chris Lyndberg gave a free lunch to a truck driver at a rest area along I-10 in Sacaton on Tuesday. The Arizona Trucking Association has given away 500 lunches to westbound truck drivers in appreciation for their work delivering medical supplies, food and other necessities during the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Matt York/AP
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ILLINOIS — Heavy load: A worker moved food onto the floor of the United Center in Chicago on March 20. The Greater Chicago Food Depository is utilizing the Center as a satellite storage facility amid the coronavirus pandemic. Photo courtesy of the United Center via AP

 

FLORIDA — On hold: Two cruise ships were anchored offshore in Miami Beach on Tuesday. There are currently seven cruise ships anchored near the city, as a result of a worldwide industry shutdown. Photo: Wilfredo Lee/AP

 

PERU — Slow week: A man who works hauling items with his cart sat outside a shuttered market as policemen on horseback patrolled downtown Lima on Tuesday. The country has entered its third week of a government-decreed state of emergency. Photo: Rodrigo Abd/AP

 

EGYPT — Sending thanks: The Ministry of Antiquities illuminated a pyramid in Giza on Monday as an expression of support for health workers battling the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Nariman El-Mofty/AP

 

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CZECH REPUBLIC — Careful work: A worker disinfected a window in Prague on Wednesday. Photo: Petr David Josek/AP

 

CUBA — Venturing outside: A woman wearing a protective mask walked down a street in Havana on Tuesday. Cuban authorities are requiring anyone outside their homes to use masks. Photo: Ramon Espinosa/AP

 

GERMANY — Looking sharp: A whippet wore a scarf and a green suit on a cold day in Gelsenkirchen on Wednesday. Photo: Martin Meissner/AP

 

PARAGUAY — Lining up: Neighbors lined up for food outside Santa Anna Primary School in Asunción on Tuesday, as part of a food program through the country’s Education Ministry. Photo: Jorge Saenz/AP

 

GERMANY — New plan: A person stacked rolls of toilet paper at a “toilet paper drive-in” in a parking lot in Dornburg on Wednesday. Amid widespread panic buying, the owner of a pet food shop was able to order thousands of rolls of toilet paper, which he’s currently selling. Photo: Michael Probst/AP

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