View this post on Instagram Symbolic graves on Copacabana beach, dug by activists protesting the government's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, on Thursday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazil’s coronavirus death toll is now the 2nd-highest in the world. As of Saturday morning, Brazil had acknowledged 41,828 virus deaths. By contrast, deaths due to the coronavirus in the United States total 114,752. For Britain, the number is 41,481. Brazil’s daily death toll is now the highest in the world, bucking the downward trend that is allowing many other regions to reopen. Experts point to President Jair Bolsonaro’s rejection of the emerging scientific consensus on how to fight the pandemic as one of the factors that helped tilt Brazil into its current health crisis. In particular, he has promoted unproven remedies such as the drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine. via NYTimes Photo: Dado Galdieri @dadogaldierihilaea @nytimes . #ParalelEvrenSavaşBarış 📷 A post shared by Uğur Gallenkuş (@ugurgallen) on Jun 17, 2020 at 6:50am PDT
Symbolic graves on Copacabana beach, dug by activists protesting the government's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, on Thursday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazil’s coronavirus death toll is now the 2nd-highest in the world. As of Saturday morning, Brazil had acknowledged 41,828 virus deaths. By contrast, deaths due to the coronavirus in the United States total 114,752. For Britain, the number is 41,481. Brazil’s daily death toll is now the highest in the world, bucking the downward trend that is allowing many other regions to reopen. Experts point to President Jair Bolsonaro’s rejection of the emerging scientific consensus on how to fight the pandemic as one of the factors that helped tilt Brazil into its current health crisis. In particular, he has promoted unproven remedies such as the drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine. via NYTimes Photo: Dado Galdieri @dadogaldierihilaea @nytimes . #ParalelEvrenSavaşBarış 📷
A post shared by Uğur Gallenkuş (@ugurgallen) on Jun 17, 2020 at 6:50am PDT
Hroby na proslulé pláži Copacabana. V době pandemie covid-19 se Brazílie stala druhou zemí s nejvyšším počtem obětí nového typu koronaviru.
