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Bodies pile up at crematorium in Germany's virus hot spot - Black News Channel

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By FRANK JORDANS Associated Press MEISSEN, Germany (AP) — The caskets are stacked three high in the Meissen crematorium's somber memorial hall, piled up in empty offices and stored in hallways. Many are sealed with plastic wrapping, others are labeled 'infection risk,' 'urgent' or simply 'COVID.' A surge of coronavirus deaths in this corner of eastern Germany has boosted business for crematorium manager Joerg Schaldach and his staff, but nobody is celebrating. 'The situation is a little bit tense for us at the moment,' Schaldach said as another undertaker's van pulled up outside. The crematorium would typically have 70 to […]

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