
Kenya's coffin makers say Covid means they're busier than ever. Some still won't get vaccinated
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Inside a hospital in a leafy campus in the shadow of Mount Kenya, workers dressed head-to-toe in pale green Hazmat suits load a shrouded body into an ambulance.
For the past few weeks, this somber scene has become a daily routine at the 31-bed Mount Kenya hospital, in Nyeri county, a few hours north of Nairobi. The hospital, which is now exclusively treating Covid-19 patients, is struggling to cope under the strain of Kenya's Delta variant-fueled fourth wave. The official nationwide data, which shows an average of just 20 deaths per day over the past week, tells only a small fraction of the full story -- everyone here, it seems, knows someone who has died from the virus.More Related News

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