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Brazil - Covid-19 cases: 4,283,978 cases, 130,474 deaths
Coronavirus cases in Brazil (Official situation of the Ministry of Health) :
36,599 cases confirmed and 2,347 deaths.
The average lethality rate is 6,4%
(BBC) – At Vila Formosa, Latin America’s biggest cemetery, mourning loved ones has become somewhat fraught.
Families are strictly limited to an hour with the coffin in the chapel of rest and no more than 10 people are allowed in. All in the name of curbing the spread of Covid-19.
For gravediggers and undertakers, the rules have become even tighter. When they prepare a burial, they’re handed a piece of paper – on the top right, there’s a code. D3 means a suspected or confirmed coronavirus death. It also means they have to wear full protective suits, masks and gloves.
Workers at Vila Formosa, in the Brazilian city of S?o Paulo, say they’re turning over more graves than normal. On an average day, they bury about 40 bodies at the cemetery. The weekend before last, that figure was about 60.
“The municipality bought 5,000 body bags and they’re hiring more people, too,” says gravedigger Manuel Pereira. But they’re bracing themselves for the weeks ahead.
Brazil’s health ministry says the peak is not expected in the country until May or June.
"The only security we have is our ability to adapt."
Coronavirus cases in Brazil (Official situation of the Ministry of Health) :
38,654 cases confirmed and 2,462 deaths.
The average lethality rate is 6,4%
Occupations of ICU beds in 4 states in Brazil show that the situation is deteriorating every day and in weeks the collapse of the entire health system will cause disgrace in the country. https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/cotidi...covid-19.shtml
Brazil has a new record with 383 deaths by covid-19 in the last 24 hours - Total is 2,845 deaths and the number of cases of coronavirus reaches 40,581. The fatality rate is 7%
Government of Brazil claims that it "erred the number" and reduced the number of deaths by covid19 this April 20 to only 113 and not 383 as it had reported.
Government of Brazil claims that it "erred the number" and reduced the number of deaths by covid19 this April 20 to only 113 and not 383 as it had reported.
State of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) has more hospitalizations of respiratory syndrome in 4 weeks than last year, but underreporting does not show the reality of covid19 cases. https://g1.globo.com/rj/rio-de-janei...odo-2019.ghtml
Volunteers become agents to fight coronavirus in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, spraying disinfectants with improvised painting equipment and agricultural sprayers.
"The Gardian" : Video shows the irresponsibility of the president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, and how people from the favela?s and poorest communities are helping each other to fight the pandemic.
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