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Thousands dead and a country in turmoil: Brazil s countdown to Covid catastrophe

Thousands dead and a country in turmoil: Brazil’s countdown to Covid catastrophe With more than 66,000 deaths in March alone, Brazil is in the midst of a health and political crisis. How did the country get to this point? 2 April 2021 • 6:00am A man mourns his mother in Manaus, a sprawling city in the Amazon that has been hit by two devastating waves of Covid-19 Credit: Simon Townsley The calamity currently unfolding in Brazil is off the charts. In March alone, 66,570 people died of Covid-19, while daily fatalities in the vast country currently account for about a quarter of the global total.

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Covid-19 deaths hit new highs in Brazil as president tells people enough whining

Covid-19 deaths hit new highs in Brazil as president tells people enough whining Brazil is in the grip of a second wave driven by a highly infectious variant and a disjointed approach to restrictions 5 March 2021 • 1:56pm Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro has told his countrymen and women to stop “fussing and whining” about the pandemic, following two consecutive days of record numbers of Covid-19 deaths. The country, which already has the world’s second highest number of fatalities from the virus, is in the grip of a devastating second wave driven by a lethal pairing: the arrival of a highly infectious new variant and a disjointed approach to public health restrictions.

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