Manhattan struck by lightning, Holy Week in Spain and goliath grouper

A flash on Manhattan’s tallest spire, over 540m high. In Bangladesh, 600 firefighters and the army mobilized for a burning market: hundreds of clothing stalls went up in smoke. In Paris, for three days, tourists can admire the Eiffel Tower and its little sister, an ephemeral iron lady.

Upside down clouds in Nice

Spain lives to the rhythm of Holy Week: believers meditate, hooded, following a 13th century tradition. In Nice, mammatus appeared in the sky, like upside-down clouds. Enough to make the goliath grouper lose his head, which passed without a glance for a school of small fish, spared by the giant of the oceans.