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Yemen gravediggers, bulldozer join forces against Covid-19

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Between the mountain ranges of Taez, dozens of fresh graves are being hastily dug in Yemen's third city to deal with a spike in deaths from Covid-linked complications. Groups of men, most of them wearing neither masks nor gloves, carry caskets to Al-Saeed cemetery. People are struggling to bury their dead amid a surge in cases of coronavirus that the war-torn country is badly equipped to combat.

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