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Photos of mass graves in Brazil show the stark toll of the coronavirus, as experts predict that it will surpass 125,000 deaths by August

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Source: https://www.businessinsider.com/photos-brazil-mass-graves-experts-anticipate-covid-19-deaths-2020-5

Photos of mass graves in Brazil show the stark toll of the coronavirus, as experts predict that it will surpass 125,000 deaths by August
Sarah Al-Arshani
13 hours ago
New estimates from the University of Washington predict that Brazil will surpass 125,000 COVID-19 deaths by August 4.
By comparison, the US is expected to reach 131,967 deaths by August 4.
Brazil now has the second-highest number of reported coronavirus cases, surpassing Russia.
Photos of mass graves capture the human toll of the coronavirus in Brazil.

Blue, turquoise, and white crosses mark the dead in mass graves in Manaus, Brazil, a visual reminder of the toll the novel coronavirus has had on the country.

Brazil now has the second-most COVID-19 cases in the world, just behind the US...
 
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