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Our world in photos: April 14

April 14, 2020 Noah Singer
KASHMIR — Other side: A volunteer looked through temporary barricades erected to prevent outsiders from entering a lockdown zone designated by the government in Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir on Tuesday. Photo: Mukhtar Khan/AP
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COLOMBIA — Big worries: A newly painted mural showed a youth wearing a face mask in Bogota on Monday. Photo: Fernando Vergara/AP

 

THAILAND — Dinner time: A person, center, held a meal as others stood in a line to receive free food at Wat That Thong, a Buddhist temple in Bangkok, on Tuesday. Photo: Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP

 

TEXAS — Staying safe: Maclola Orozco wore protective gear as a precaution against the coronavirus as she restocked shelves at El Rancho grocery store in Dallas on Monday. Photo: LM Otero/AP

 

BRITAIN — Lounging alone: A seagull sat on the north bank of river Thames, against the backdrop of the London Eye on Tuesday. Photo: Alberto Pezzali/AP

 

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ISRAEL — Empty fields: A pack of jackals ate dog food left for them by an Israeli woman at Hayarkon Park in Tel Aviv on Saturday. With Tel Aviv in lockdown due to the coronavirus crisis, the sprawling park is all but empty. Photo: Oded Balilty/AP

 

MALAYSIA — Suited up: A health worker wore protective equipment outside the Menara City One condominium in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Photo: Vincent Thian/AP

 

AFGHANISTAN — On a roll: Workers manufactured protective masks at a factory in Kabul on Tuesday. Photo: Rahmat Gul/AP

 

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In stock: Sarah Rivas, an employee at Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse in Dupont Circle, arranged a display of toilet paper and liquor for carry out orders on Monday. Photo: Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP

 

FRANCE — Testing day: A nurse walked a corridor of a nursing home as a resident sat in a chapel in Bergheim on Tuesday. Amid growing public concern about the virus spreading unchecked in nursing homes, French authorities have stepped up testing and started counting virus deaths in facilities for the elderly. Photo: Jean-Francois Badias/AP

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