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Sprawling banquets for crowds of relatives have shrunk to modest meals for immediate family. Prayers in packed mosques now happen on Zoom. And nighttime jubilance is largely staying at home.

This is what Ramadan around the world looks like right now. nyti.ms/2x5Vpqy
ISLAMABAD: Social distancing during Friday prayer nyti.ms/2Sa19XP
DEARBORN: The Masjid Al-Salaam mosque in Dearborn, Michigan, home to the largest Muslim population in America nyti.ms/2Sa19XP
NEW DELHI: The normally bustling courtyard of the Jama Masjid mosque in India’s capital nyti.ms/2Sa19XP
CAIRO: Distributing food to the needy, an important Ramadan tradition nyti.ms/2Sa19XP
KUALA LUMPUR: Housemates breaking fast together in Malaysia nyti.ms/2Sa19XP
See more images from photographers around the world of a Ramadan like no other nyti.ms/2Sa19XP
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The coronavirus outbreak is spreading to rural America, where 8.6 million people live at least a half-hour’s drive to the nearest hospital and where even small outbreaks could overwhelm medical resources.
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