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12 February 2021, Berlin: Kathy (r), Antonia (hidden) and Matthias (hidden) give two homeless people a warm soup. Three employees of the Stadtmission drove the cold bus and helped homeless people. They brought sleeping bags and gloves. Several cold buses are on duty for the homeless in Berlin during the winter time. Photo: Annette Riedl/dpa
12 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Weingarten: Eugen Hund (r) from the Platzerzunft Weingarten gives a foolish funeral speech at the end of Fasnacht to bid farewell to Fasnacht. Meanwhile, a Fasnachtspuppe is burned in the foreground to symbolize the departing Fasnacht. In order for the guild to be able to put the video of the Fasnacht burning online on Fasnacht Tuesday, the guild has already lit and filmed the doll a few days before. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
12 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Weingarten: A carnival puppet of the Platzler guild burns in a steel bowl. The burning is supposed to symbolize the departing carnival. So that the guild can put the video of the carnival burning online on carnival Tuesday, the guild has already lit the doll a few days before and filmed. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
12 February 2021, Berlin: Kathy (l-r), Matthias and Antonia stand at the cold bus and give drinks to a homeless person. Three employees of the Stadtmission drove the cold bus and helped homeless people. They distributed sleeping bags and gloves. Several cold buses are on duty for the homeless in Berlin during the winter time. Photo: Annette Riedl/dpa
12 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: Exterior view of the Museum of the Future (l), the branch of the Deutsches Museum Munchen, on the Augustinerhof site. The museum, with almost 3,000 square meters of exhibition space, aims to make future topics tangible and to discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
12 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: Exterior view of the Future Museum, the branch of the Deutsches Museum Munchen, on the Augustinerhof site. The museum, with just under 3,000 square meters of exhibition space, aims to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
12 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: Exterior view of the Future Museum, the branch of the Deutsches Museum Munchen, on the Augustinerhof site. The museum, with just under 3,000 square meters of exhibition space, aims to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
12 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: Exterior view of the Future Museum, the branch of the Deutsches Museum Munchen, on the Augustinerhof site. The museum, with just under 3,000 square meters of exhibition space, aims to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
12 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: Exterior view of the Future Museum, the branch of the Deutsches Museum Munchen, on the Augustinerhof site. The museum, with just under 3,000 square meters of exhibition space, aims to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
Topic picture supermarket chain Real. Real- Around 30 stores are closed after the sale. Around 30 of the 276 Real stores still in existence are to be closed after the upcoming sale of the supermarket chain to the financial investor SCP. Supermarket in Muenchen Freimann, exterior view, evening mood. | usage worldwide
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, holds a Marklin locomotive from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, holds a Marklin locomotive from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, photographs several Marklin locomotives from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, holds a Marklin locomotive from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, leaf through a folder of historical shares from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all have an heir. If no heir is designated, estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, examines a Volkswagen that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, holds a Marklin locomotive from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, photographs several Marklin locomotives from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, photographs several Marklin locomotives from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hanover: Jurgen Klotzsch, clerk for state inheritances at the State Office for Building and Real Estate, holds a Marklin locomotive from a collection that the state of Lower Saxony received from an estate. Many people are happy when they inherit - but not all of them have an heir. If no heir is designated, the estates in Lower Saxony fall to the state. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Nicole Perlinger dos Santos, former stewardess at Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings and now a Deutsche Bahn train attendant, stands in front of an ICE train. Job prospects for pilots, flight attendants and aircraft technicians have deteriorated massively in the Corona crisis. In the reorientation, a state-owned company apparently offers advantages. (to dpa "From the jet to the ICE - Flying personnel highly welcome at Bahn") Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
11 February 2021, Brandenburg, Potsdam: A special rescue board of the Potsdam professional fire brigade is used during an exercise with a person who has collapsed into the ice. On the same day, the Potsdam professional fire brigade had taken advantage of the current wintry and cold weather to practice rescuing people from the ice under real conditions. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Brandenburg, Potsdam: A rescue diver from the Potsdam professional fire department broke into the ice of the Tiefen See lake during an exercise. On the same day, the Potsdam professional fire department had taken advantage of the current wintry and cold weather to practice rescuing people from the ice under real conditions. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Brandenburg, Potsdam: A rescue diver of the Potsdam professional fire brigade broke into the ice of the Tiefen See lake during an exercise and is rescued. On the same day, the Potsdam professional fire department had taken advantage of the current wintry and cold weather to practice rescuing people from the ice under real conditions. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Nicole Perlinger dos Santos, former stewardess at Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings and now a train attendant at Deutsche Bahn, is facing the dome. Job prospects for pilots, flight attendants and aircraft technicians have deteriorated massively in the Corona crisis. In the reorientation, a state-owned company apparently offers advantages. (to dpa "From the jet to the ICE - Flying personnel highly welcome at Deutsche Bahn") Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
11 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Nicole Perlinger dos Santos, former stewardess at Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings and now a Deutsche Bahn train attendant, stands in an ICE train. Job prospects for pilots, flight attendants and aircraft technicians have deteriorated massively in the Corona crisis. In the reorientation, a state-owned company apparently offers advantages. (to dpa "From the jet to the ICE - Flying personnel highly welcome at Bahn") Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
11 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Nicole Perlinger dos Santos, former stewardess at Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings and now a Deutsche Bahn train attendant, stands in front of an ICE train. Job prospects for pilots, flight attendants and aircraft technicians have deteriorated massively in the Corona crisis. In the reorientation, a state-owned company apparently offers advantages. (to dpa "From the jet to the ICE - Flying personnel highly welcome at Bahn") Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
11 February 2021, Brandenburg, Potsdam: A special rescue board of the Potsdam professional fire brigade is used during an exercise with a person who has collapsed into the ice. On the same day, the Potsdam professional fire brigade had taken advantage of the current wintry and cold weather to practice rescuing people from the ice under real conditions. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Nornal hood. Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
Madrid, Spain; 10/02/2021.- Madrid is the only city in Spain that has a ventilated hood in all its Samur (Municipal Emergency and Rescue Assistance Service) vehicles, to assist people suspected of Covid during an emergency. Covers the entire head: eyes, nose and mouth, the most sensitive areas. It has a special mechanism that allows its ventilation through a motor with filters that prevent the entry of particles and that ensure the positive pressure of the hood. This hood is used before the Covid pandemic due to training for disaster response and chemical or biological terrorist attacks. Shows the use of the equipment. Javier Quiroga guard supervisor of the Samur. Juan Jose Gimenez Mediavilla responsible for special and preventive procedures. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide
