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A look at New Year's Eve celebrations around the world.
STILL STRIKING. >>> LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF THE STUNNING NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATIONS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. THE FIRST EVER ONLINE COUNTDOWN IN HONG KONG USHERED IN THE NEW YEAR. THERE IN PERSON FESTIVITIES CANCELED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF THE VIRUS. IN WUHAN RESIDENTS TOOK TO THE STREET TO RING IN THE NEW YEAR, THE CITY CELEBRATED WITH A CONCERT, A LIGHT SHOW BY THE RIVER AND A MUSIC FESTIVAL. >>> FIREWORKS OVER RED SQUARE LIT UP IN THE NEW YEAR IN MOSCOW, BRIGHT FLASHES FILLED THE SKY OVER THE KREMLIN DESPITE THE LIGHT SHOW, THE STREETS AROUND THE SQUARE WERE EMPTY BECAUSE OF THEIR ONGOING CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS. EARLIER, PEOPLE FILLED THE CITY CENTER BUT AUTHORITIES DECIDED TO CANCEL OFFICIALS ELEVATIONS PROJECT THE SHOW WENT ON IN FRONT OF A TIGHTLY PACKED AUDIENCE IN NORTH KOREA. CROWDS WAVED GLOWING LIGHTS AND BALLOONS IN THE SQUARE NAMED FOR THE NATION'S FOUNDER. NORTH KOREA HAS SAID IT HAS NO CONFIRMED CASES OF COVID-19 ALTHOUGH OFFICIALS IN SOUTH KOREA AND THE U.S. DOUBT THAT CLAIM. >>> DUBAI WELCOMED 2021 WITH FIREWORKS FROM ITS ICONIC BUILDING. LOTS OF PEOPLE GATHERED TO CELEBRATE THE BILL GETTING A NEW YEAR WITH FIREWORKS AND THE LASER SHOW IN THE HEART OF DUBAI. THAT'S VERY BEAUTIFUL. SQUARE BOXES WERE DRAWN ON THE
