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Now playing Next World Dutch sex workers protest for right to get back to work The Dutch government allowed many workers in "contact professions", such as barbers and masseurs, to reopen their businesses but sex workers aren't on the list. 03/03/2021
Now playing Next World Slovakia logs world's highest COVID death rate with hospitals strained "We have approximately 650 workers, 100 of them are currently on sick leave because of COVID and 70% of them are dealing with COVID-patients," hospital director Alexandra Pavlovičová said. 03/03/2021
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