File:Covid-19 SP - Santo Andre's hospital at peak of pandemic.jpg

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English: General view of Pedro Dell'Antonia field hospital, in Santo Andre, almost 100% full, after 10 months open
Português: Vista geral do hospital de campanha Pedro Dell'Antonia, em Santo André, com ocupação próxima de 100%, 10 meses após a sua abertura
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Camera location23° 40′ 13.63″ S, 46° 30′ 38.83″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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Santo Andre's hospital at peak of the Covid-19 pandemic

coordinates of the point of view

23°40'13.627"S, 46°30'38.833"W

inception

23 March 2021

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0.0125 second

focal length

35 millimetre

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