A Million
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| Initial release | South Korea |
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| Directors | Cho Min Ho |
| Box office | 2. 5 million USD |
| Editors | Kim Sun-min |
| Producers | Ji-yeon Kim |
| David Cho | |
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| ID | 2963483 |
About A Million
Eight young people compete in a survival reality TV show with hopes of winning the $1 million prize that will be awarded.
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Covid: Austria back in lockdown as protests rock Europe
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Watch: Water cannons and Tear Gas fired at Covid protesters in BrusselsAustria has returned to a full national lockdown as protests against new restrictions aimed at curbing Covid-19 infections spread across Europe .
From midnight, Austrians have been asked to work from home and non-essential shops have closed.
New restrictions have sparked protests throughout Europe . People clashed with police in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Infection rates have risen sharply on The Continent , prompting warnings from The World Health Organization (WHO).
On Saturday WHO regional director that unless measures were tightened across Europe - such as on vaccines, wearing masks and with Covid passes for Venues - half A Million more deaths could be recorded by next spring.
Last week Austria became The First European country to make Covid vaccination a legal requirement, with The Law due to take effect in February. Politicians in neighbouring Germany are debating similar measures as intensive care units there fill up and case numbers hit fresh records.
'A sledgehammer' to cut casesThis is Austria's fourth national lockdown since the pandemic began.
Authorities have ordered residents to stay home for all but essential reasons, including work, exercise and shopping for food.
Restaurants, bars, hairdressers, theatres and non-essential shops must all close their doors. These measures will continue until 12 December, although officials said they will be reassessed after 10 days.
Speaking on ORF TV on Sunday Night , health minister Wolfgang Mueckstein said the government had to " react now".
" A lockdown, a relatively tough method, a sledgehammer, is the only option to reduce the numbers [of infections] here, " he reportedly told the broadcaster.
Tens of thousands of people protested in the capital Vienna ahead of the lockdown. Brandishing national flags and banners reading " Freedom" protesters shouted " Resistance! " and booed The Police .
Demonstrations and unrestSeveral European countries have been shaken by unrest over the weekend as angry protests against tougher restrictions turned violent.
In Belgium's capital, Brussels, demonstrators clashed with police after tens of thousands of people marched through the City Centre .
Protesters are mainly opposed to Covid passes that stop the unvaccinated from entering cafes, restaurants and entertainment Venues .
The March started peacefully but some launched stones and fireworks at officers, who responded with Tear Gas and water cannon.
Across The Border in the Netherlands, rioting has erupted for The Third night in a row.
Local media report that police arrested 15 people in the southern city of Roosendaal where a primary school was set ablaze. An emergency order has also been imposed in The Town of Enschede to keep people off The Streets overnight.
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Watch: Fireworks and chaos on The Streets as Dutch Covid riots continueOn Saturday, people hurled fireworks at police and set fire to bicycles in The Hague . That followed, when officers opened fire after protesters threw rocks and fireworks and set police cars ablaze.
Four people thought to have been hit by police bullets remain in hospital, authorities said on Sunday.
The Netherlands is under a three-week nationwide partial lockdown, forcing restaurants to shut earlier and banning fans at sports events.
Protesters are also angry at a ban on fireworks on New Year 's Eve and government plans to introduce a vaccine pass for indoor Venues .
Thousands of demonstrators also took to The Streets in Croatia's capital Zagreb on Saturday, while in Denmark around 1,000 people protested in Copenhagen against government plans to order public sector workers to be vaccinated in order to enter workplaces.
The French Caribbean department of Guadeloupe, meanwhile, has been rocked by Three Days of looting and vandalism, over a mandatory vaccine order for health workers as well as high fuel prices.
Some 38 people were reportedly arrested and special police forces were sent to The Island on Sunday in a bid to quell the unrest after protesters ransacked and torched shops.
Source of news: bbc.com
