200905 -- VIENNA, Sept. 5, 2020 -- People wearing masks walk on a street in Vienna, Austria, on Sept. 5, 2020. The COVID-19 traffic light system has officially started operation in Austria, the government announced on Friday. Due to the consistently high number of new infections, Austria s three large cities -- Vienna, Linz and Graz -- as well as the Tyrolean district of Kufstein light up in yellow medium risk, while the rest of the country is designated green low risk, according to a press conference held by Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and other government officials. Photo by /Xinhua AUSTRIA-VI

200905 -- VIENNA, Sept. 5, 2020 -- People wearing masks walk on a street in Vienna, Austria, on Sept. 5, 2020. The COVID-19 traffic light system has officially started operation in Austria, the government announced on Friday. Due to the consistently high number of new infections, Austria s three large cities -- Vienna, Linz and Graz -- as well as the Tyrolean district of Kufstein light up in yellow medium risk, while the rest of the country is designated green low risk, according to a press conference held by Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and other government officials. Photo by /Xinhua AUSTRIA-VI Stock Photo

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200905 -- VIENNA, Sept. 5, 2020 -- People wearing masks walk on a street in Vienna, Austria, on Sept. 5, 2020. The COVID-19 traffic light system has officially started operation in Austria, the government announced on Friday. Due to the consistently high number of new infections, Austria s three large cities -- Vienna, Linz and Graz -- as well as the Tyrolean district of Kufstein light up in yellow medium risk, while the rest of the country is designated green low risk, according to a press conference held by Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and other government officials. Photo by /Xinhua AUSTRIA-VIENNA-COVID-19- TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM GeorgesxSchneider PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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