Photos of Peru beach before and after Covid-19 will shock you


By AGENCY
The crowd at the Agua Dulce beach in Lima, Peru on Feb 16.

Agua Dulce beach is usually a sea of humanity, packed with as many as 40,000 people a day at the height of Peru’s Southern Hemisphere summer, which runs from December to March.

The new coronavirus pandemic has changed all that. Peru’s President Martín Vizcarra declared a state of emergency as deaths began to mount and ordered people to stay home, largely emptying the beach of people.

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