Video | All in a day’s work
For those who work in essential sectors or rely on daily income, being out on the streets — despite a growing pandemic — is an unavoidable necessity. While the number of novel coronavirus cases continues to rise in Egypt, Mada Masr takes to the streets of Alexandria, accompanying a tram driver, a bakery worker and a day laborer as they continue to provide services and earn their daily bread in the public sphere.
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