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Ethiopians mark the start of a new year after 'God's wrath'

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Ethiopians mark the start of a new year after 'God's wrath'
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Ethiopians on Friday welcomed what many people around the world might like to see: the beginning of a new year.

A girl wears a face mask to curb the spread of the coronavirus as she attends a prayer ceremony to mark the holiday of"Enkutatash", the first day of the new year in the Ethiopian calendar, which is traditionally associated with the return of the Queen of Sheba to Ethiopia some 3,000 years ago, at Bole Medhane Alem Ethiopian Orthodox Cathedral in the capital Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Friday, Sept.

11, 2020. 11, 2020. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia -- Ethiopians on Friday welcomed what many people around the world might like to see: the beginning of a new year.ns marked the beginning of 2013.n calendar is a year where we went through a lot. There was a big punishment as a result of wrath,” said Emkulu Yiheyis, an Ethiopian Orthodox priest. “But it was not as big as we thought it would be, because of God’s will it was easier, and we are here now.Coronavirus cases only in recent weeks have begun to rise rapidly in Africa’s second most populous country. Ethiopia had more than 62,000 confirmed cases as of Friday, including nearly 1,000 deaths. The government let a state of emergency expire over the weekend, opening the way for more public gatherings.coronavirus is a huge challenge not only to our less developed nation but also to all around the world,” said one churchgoer, Girma Megenta. “In order to protect ourselves, all of us need to work together. So that our country is out of this bad situation, we need to teach others to raise awareness and take care of ourselves.” Church services were more subdued than usual, but in the busy open-air markets of the capital, many people were going about their lives as before. Some went without face masks. “What we are seeing here is very puzzling,” said one shopper, Yohannes Adane. “I say this because the virus is spreading and its victims are piling up. … But around this area, protections against the disease are low. I advise for people to be very careful and to keep their distance. But as you can see, people are acting as if there is no coronavirus.”

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