'I buried my parents one day after the other' - Ebola mourners learn how to grieve safely
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In the midst of an Ebola outbreak, mourners at the epicenter are learning to adapt their grieving practices to ensure safety. Large traditional funerals have been replaced to prevent the spread of the virus, with smaller, safer ceremonies being implemented instead. This shift is crucial as the cemetery fills up quickly, highlighting the urgent need for safe mourning practices during the crisis. It underscores the community's resilience and commitment to health safety amidst tragedy.
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