06 March 2021, Brazil, Rio De Janeiro: Douglas Silva, who works at Iraja Cemetery, writes the date on a cross before a burial. Originally intended for the poor, the graves without names in the Corona pandemic have become one of the few affordable options for many families to bury loved ones. (to dpa "Graves without names - Brazil at the height of the pandemic" from 09.03.2021) Photo: Fernando Souza/dpa

06 March 2021, Brazil, Rio De Janeiro: Douglas Silva, who works at Iraja Cemetery, writes the date on a cross before a burial. Originally intended for the poor, the graves without names in the Corona pandemic have become one of the few affordable options for many families to bury loved ones. (to dpa "Graves without names - Brazil at the height of the pandemic" from 09.03.2021) Photo: Fernando Souza/dpa Stock Photo

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