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Hind Al Soulia - Riyadh - A member of the Covid-19 Crisis Cell holds a vial containing Virus Transport Medium (VTM), a substance that preserves nasal swab specimens while being transported to labs, produced at Basra university in southern Iraq. AFP
A man covers his face with a makeshift mask as he carries empty gallons of water, during a lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease in Beirut, Lebanon. Reuters
Aid workers of the group check the temperature of Syrian children, living at a camp for internally displaced persons in northern Syria. AP
An Iraqi man walks past empty coffins in the Washash district, in western Baghdad. AFP
Employees at the Palestinian ministry of health check the temperature of a worker returning from Israel through the Tarqumiah crossing, north-west of the West Bank city Hebron. AFP
A Palestinian man wearing a protective mask sorts food aid provided by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), to be delivered to refugee homes at the al-Shati camp, in Gaza city instead of the usual distribution at a UN centre in the city, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. AFP
Teachers volunteer their time to help make bodysuits amid the Covid-19 outbreak at a Vocational and Technical Anatolian School in Istanbul, Turkey. Getty Images
This combination of pictures shows medical staffers on the frontline treating patients of the Covid-19 pandemic: (top L-R) Sait Gonen, 59, Professor and Dean of the Istanbul University Cerrahpasa medical faculty; Fatma Dinc, 33, a nurse; Professor Yalim Dikmen, 56, a doctor as intensive care specialist; Nurgul Tayran, 47, a registered infection control nurse; (middle L-R) Ozlem Hatip, 40, a nurse; Mehmet Sakirsahsi, 47, a member of cleaning staff; Semra Kacar, 44, a nurse; associate professor Kenan Barut, 42, a doctor at the pediatric clinic; (bottom L-R) Gokberk Guler, 28, a doctor; Nilay Simsek, 43, a chief nurse; Cebrail Karaca, 33, a doctor in the nephrology department; Hatice Degirmenci, 24, a member of cleaning staff, Istanbul University Cerrahpasa medical faculty Hospital. AFP
A teacher monitors a 3D printer making parts for face shields amid the Covid-19 outbreak at a Vocational and Technical Anatolian School in Istanbul, Turkey. Getty Images
Palestinian mounted policemen instruct people at the Gaza beachfront to return home as part of measures to stem the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. AFP
Palestinians welcome relatives leaving the Muscat Medical Center in Khan Yunis after 21 days in quarantine since their arrival to one of the entry crossings to the besieged Gaza Strip, returning from a trip abroad. AFP
An employee at the Palestinian ministry of health sprays disinfectant on a worker returning from Israel through the Tarqumiah crossing, north-west of the West Bank city Hebron to stem the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. AFP
The Erbil International Fair exhibition hall being prepared to receive around 200 Covid-19 patients, in Erbil, the capital of Iraq's Kurdistan Region. According to media reports, the facility has a 400-bed capacity. EPA
King Abdullah II and his son Crown Prince Hussein visit the Civil Service Consumer Corporation warehouses in Zarqa, in the northeast of Jordan, as part of preparation efforts against the Covid-19 pandemic. AFP
Workers wearing protective gear spray disinfectant on customers before entering a supermarket, during a lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus in Beirut, Lebanon. Reuters
Employees of the Covid-19 coronavirus disease operations room of the Saudi Red Crescent (SRC) are seen while on duty in the Saudi capital Riyadh. AFP
Pakistani security officials stand guard as Afghan arrive to cross the Pakistani-Afghan border in Chaman, Pakistan. EPA
Afghans are screened as they cross from Pakistan, at Toorkham border, Afghanistan. EPA
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