Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Delivery-of-21-000-Syringes-to-Sao-Gabriel-da-Cachoeira--Alto-Rio-Negro-27MDHUJJSSJ.htmlConceptually similarDelivery of 21,000 Syringes to São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio NegroGP1SUS2PCompleted★★★★★Delivery of 21,000 Syringes to São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio NegroGP1SUS2RCompleted★★★★★Delivery of 21,000 Syringes to São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio NegroGP1SUS2TCompleted★★★★Delivery of 21,000 Syringes to São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio NegroGP1SUS2QCompleted★★★★Wings of Emergency Project Supports Indigenous Peoples in the AmazonGP1SU2MYCompleted★★★★Wings of Emergency Project Supports Indigenous Peoples in the AmazonGP1SU2N8Completed★★★★★★Wings of Emergency Project in BrazilGP1STWZCCompleted★★★★Delivery of Emergency Aid to Indigenous Peoples Amazonas State, BrazilGP1SUSEYCompleted★★★★Delivery of Emergency Aid to Indigenous Peoples Amazonas State, BrazilGP1SUSEZCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SUS2SDelivery of 21,000 Syringes to São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio NegroGreenpeace Brazil's plane carries 21,000 syringes to start vaccination and immunization work in São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio Negro, a region that houses 23 indigenous ethnicities, extremely vulnerable to Covid-19.In original language:Avião do Greenpeace transporta 21 mil seringas para o Alto Rio Negro, AmazonasAvião do Greenpeace transporta 21 mil seringas para iniciar o trabalho de vacinação e imunização em São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio Negro, região que abriga 23 etnias indígenas, extremamente vulneráveis à Covid-19 / GreenpeaceLocations:Amazon-Amazonas-Brazil-South AmericaDate:20 Jan, 2021Credit:© GreenpeaceMaximum size:1280px X 958pxKeywords:Aeroplanes-Boxes-COVID-19-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Medications-Small group of people-TransportationShoot:Greenpeace Brazil Transports 21,000 Syringes to Alto Rio Negro, AmazonasGreenpeace Brazil's plane carries 21,000 syringes to start vaccination and immunization work in São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Alto Rio Negro, a region that houses 23 indigenous ethnicities, extremely vulnerable to Covid-19.Related Collections:Wings of Emergency in Brazil, January 2021 (All Photos)Wings of Emergency Project in the Amazon in Brazil (All Photos & Videos)
