Covid: Brazil's indigenous children fight for survival
In Brazil, there are concerns about how the coronavirus pandemic has spread to the indigenous population there.
Reports say 10 indigenous Yanomami children have died from Covid-19 in the Amazon region. Generally there have been relatively few Covid deaths among children but experts in Brazil believe the virus is having a much more aggressive impact on indigenous children.
For an update we turned to Iami Gerbase of Survival International in Porto Alegre, Brazil.
(Photo: Yanomami people in the Amazon, Brazil. Credit: Fiona Watson/Survival International)
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