The October Pictures of the Month for @ZUMA Press is now published. A big THANK YOU to all the ZUMA photographers and editors. You make it all possible. #photojournalism
Photographers: Albert Ivan Damanik; Alexander Shcherbak: Amy Sanderson; Anas Alkharboutli; Armando Arorizo; Ben Birchall; Bilal Jawich; Birdie Thompson; Britta Pedersen; Christoph Schmidt; Danny Lawson; Dinendra Haria; Dominic Lipinski; Douglas R. Clifford; Esteban Biba; EVANDRO INETTI PHOTOREPORTER; Fei Maohua; Frank Molter Fotografie; Gene Blevins; Giacomo Cosua; Hariandi Hafid; Heiko Junge; Hendrik Schmidt; Hubert Boesl; Jack Kurtz; Jacob Kupferman; John Aldorfer; Kay Nietfeld; Khaled Omar; Kisty O’Connor; Lannis Waters; Laurent Masurel; Lin Yiguang; Lin Zejun; Luis Villalobos; Michel Stoupak; Miguel Juarez Lugo; Mohammed Dahman; Nancy Kaszerman; Narayan Maharjan; Oleksandr Rupeta; Oscar Gonzalez; Owen Humphreys Photography; Ralf Hirschberger; Robin Loznak Photography, LLC; Ron Sachs; Skanda Gautam; Su Yang; Tarek Wajeh’s photography; Tumpa Mondal; Yui Mok; Zhang Lianhua.
Newspapers, Picture Agencies and Wire Services Featured: AdMedia; Avalon; CNP; CSM; DPA; Digital Catwalk; EFE; El Universal; i-Images; IMAGO; NOAA; NTB Scanpix; NurPhoto; PA Wire; Palm Beach Post; Panoramic; Prensa International; SIPA Asia; SOPA Images; TASS; Tampa Bay Times; The White House; WSL; Xinhua; ZUMA Wire.
An estimated 2,300 children traveling with the migrant caravan now in Mexico need protection and access to essential services like healthcare, clean water and adequate sanitation, UNICEF warned. The long and arduous journey has left children exposed to inclement weather, including dangerously hot temperatures, with limited access to proper shelter. Some have already fallen ill or suffered from dehydration. Many of the children and families in the caravan are fleeing gang and gender-based violence, extortion, poverty and limited access to quality education and social services in their home countries of northern Central America, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. Sadly, these conditions are part of daily life for millions of children in the region. Each day, families facing these harsh conditions make the painful decision to leave their homes, communities and countries in search of safety and a more hopeful future. While those traveling with the caravan hope for safety in numbers, the perils of using irregular migration routes remain significant, especially for children. The journey is long, uncertain and full of danger, including the risk of exploitation, violence and abuse. President Trump is sending more than 5,200 troops to the US-Mexico border as he warned a caravan of migrants walking towards it ‘This is an invasion’. The soldiers are being deployed by the Pentagon as part of a mission dubbed Operation Faithful Patriot to ‘harden’ the southern border, supporting the border control and about 2,000 National Guard forces who have already been sent there. The caravan started in Honduras on 13 October with about 1,000 Hondurans and has picked up more people as it travelled through Guatemala into Mexico. The migrants from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador say they are fleeing persecution, poverty and violence in their home countries.
Photo Credit © Miguel Juarez Lugo via ZUMA Press.
Locations:
- Fort Myers, Florida (Coming Soon)
- Bakersfield, Cali (Coming Soon).
- Seattle-U District : 4509 University Way NE Seattle, WA 98105
- Seattle – Alderwood Mall: 3000 184th ST SW Lynnwood, WA 98037
- Seattle: 400 Pine st. Seattle, WA 98101
- Columbia: 10000 Town Center Dr, Suite B Columbia MD 21044
- Washington DC: 1101 1st St. NE Washington DC 20002
- Annapolis, MD: 2478 Solomons Island Rd. Annapolis MD 21401
- Simon Fraser University, Burnaby BC V5A 4Y6
- Cali Burger Stores in Mexico
- Cali Burger Stores in Hong Kong
- Cali Burger in Malaysia
- Cali Burger in Philippines (Manila)
- Cali Burger in Saudi Arabia
- Cali Burger in Spain
- Cali Burger in Sweden
- Cali Burger in Taiwan
- Cali Burger in United Arab Emirates
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Cover ©Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Wire.
A week after Hurricane Michael slammed into the Florida Panhandle, the extent of the storm’s fury is still being assessed as the death toll rises and rescuers search for the missing in the worst hit areas. Michael has killed at least 35 people across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia. 15 of those deaths were in Florida’s Bay County, where the hurricane made landfall as a Category 4 storm. The damage is massive to one of the few remaining towns in Florida where small beach houses were built on concrete slabs, giving Mexico Beach a 1950s feel. Virtually all of those homes were destroyed by the powerful hurricane, wiped clean from their foundations by the devastating storm surge. Authorities fear some people who did not evacuate could be buried beneath collapsed buildings. The Florida Department of Health provided an online form to report those who are still unaccounted for, trapped or in need of help. While the exact number of the missing is still unknown, officials hope they will know more as electricity and phone services are gradually restored across the Panhandle.
The Saudi–Kuwaiti neutral zone, also known as the Divided Zone, was an area of 5,770 km2 (2,230 sq mi) between the borders of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait that was left undefined when the border was established by the Uqair Convention of 2 December 1922.
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