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    Gallery: Capturing transportation hubs during start of coronavirus era

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    Staff members of The Brown and White and members of the Lehigh community captured various scenes at transportation hubs over the last few days, as the coronavirus pandemic impacts travel around the world.

    A security checkpoint at Boston Logan International Airport is empty and unstaffed on March 15. Boston’s terminal B serves American Airlines and United Airlines. (Jake Epstein/B&W Staff)
    A television screen on a British Airways flight displays coronavirus news from the BBC on March 15. President Trump barred foreign nationals from flying to the U.S. last week. (Delaney McCaffrey/B&W Staff)
    A sanitizing station sits after security at Denver International Airport on March 12. According to The Denver Post, an employee at the airport tested positive for coronavirus. (Jake Epstein/B&W Staff)
    A screen displaying information regarding the coronavirus greets passengers upon arrival at customs at London Heathrow on March 15. In a televised speech from the Oval Office on March 11, President Trump did not include the U.K. and Ireland in a European travel ban. (Delaney McCaffrey/B&W Staff)
    A woman sits in Newark Liberty International Airport’s terminal A on March 16. Many airlines have reduced the number of flights due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Courtesy of Liese Rios)
    A traveler holds a health screening form on March 15. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention requires travelers to fill out this form upon arrival to the U.S. from overseas. (Delaney McCaffrey/B&W Staff)
    Baggage claim at Philadelphia International Airport is completely empty on March 15, 2020. The pandemic has greatly limited the ability of students to travel abroad. (Jake Epstein/B&W Staff)
    Restaurants show so sign of customers in one of Philadelphia International Airport’s terminals. Many travelers are avoiding airports due to coronavirus fears. (Jake Epstein/B&W Staff)
    33rd Street station is empty on March 16. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio isn’t ruling out a lockdown of the city. (Courtesy of Alisa Diamond)

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