IN PHOTOS: Post-lockdown, the world learns to live life with Covid-19

BANGKOK, THAILAND – June 4: A 5G K9 robot distributes hand sanitiser to visitors in a shopping mall in Bangkok, as sectors of the economy reopen following restrictions to halt the spread of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus

JAKARTA, INDONESIA - JUNE 3: Officers spray disinfectant in the Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta, as the country prepares to impose a new normal after weeks of anti-coronavirus restrictions

IZMIR, TURKEY - JUNE 2: Bookseller Yalcin Oksuz is seen at work on the third day of normalization process in Izmir. Tradespeople immediately responded to Turkey's normalization process which started on June 1

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - JUNE 2: Students return to the Merkezefendi City Library in Istanbul

BEIJING, CHINA - JUNE 3: Young skaters practice during a training session with protective masks. Young skaters have gradually resumed training under the prevention and control of COVID-19, and life in Beijing is slowly returning to normal. 

BERLIN, GERMANY – JUNE 2: Since June 2, fitness studios in Berlin have been allowed to open again. Like here at the John Reed Fitness Music Club in Prenzlauer Berg, training is now allowed again in compliance with hygiene and distance rules. Some equipment is blocked for this purpose. The club recommends training with mouth and nose protection. However, changing rooms and showers may not be used. Courses and group workouts will not take place until further notice. 

BANDA ACEH, INDONESIA – JUNE 3: A bride (R) is helped with her face mask amid the coronavirus pandemic, prior to her wedding ceremony at a mosque in Banda Aceh on June 3, 2020. 

BENGALURU, INDIA – JUNE 3: Family members watch as the bride and groom garland each other during a traditional Hindu wedding, after the governement eased a nationwide lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, in Bengaluru on June 3, 2020. 

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - JUNE 02: A general view of people fishing in Durbanville. It is reported that hunting, self-drive visits to private or public game reserves and national parks, as well as recreational fishing are among the activities the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries has included in the directions under the Covid-19 Lockdown Level 3. 

RUSSIA – JUNE 3: Passengers are greeted with an airport under disinfection upon arrival from the Russian city of Mineraliser Vody at the Zvartnots airport, outside Yerevan Yerevan, early on June 3, 2020.

TURIN, ITALY - JUNE 3: A traveler wearing protective gear sits inside an Italo Train before departing at the Porta Nuova railway station in Turin, Italy. The Italian government has reopened the regional borders thus giving Italians the opportunity to move between regions, visit relatives and go on holiday within the Italian borders. Many Italian businesses have been allowed to reopen, after more than two months of a nationwide lockdown meant to curb the spread of Covid-19. 

PARIS, FRANCE - JUNE 2: Women wearing protective visors have breakfast at the terrace of 'Cafe de Flore' in the Latin Quarter district, as bars and restaurants reopen after two months of nationwide restrictions due to the coronavirus outbreak in France.

GIBRALTAR - JUNE 1: Pedestrians walk down the main street in Gibraltar. The only Spanish people allowed to enter Gibraltar were cross-frontier workers. The British territory at the southern tip of Spain ended its 10-week lockdown at the end of May, having recorded fewer than 200 Covid-19 cases and zero related deaths. 

KRAKOW, POLAND - JUNE 3: An aerial view of people at the famous nightlife spot Nowy Square (Plac nowy), located in the Jewish district in Krakow, Poland. The Polish government stopped requiring its citizens to wear face masks in public spaces as of May 30.

HAMMAMET, TUNISIA - JUNE 2: People take camel rides at a beach as Tunisia lifts more coronavirus (Covid-19) restrictions in Hammamet, Tunisia on June 2, 2020. Tunisia will open its sea, land and air borders on June 27, in hopes of rebooting its tourism industry.