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A worker carries out her duties among stacked coffins at Enzo Wood Designs, in Johannesburg, Wednesday, September 30. 2020. Kasie Pillay, a coffin-maker in South Africa, watched the coronavirus pandemic turn his business upside down. For Pillay, the need for coffins rose and fell as South Africa's lockdown levels changed, but overall, he said, “business went down”. As the world surpasses 1 million deaths, Africa is bracing for a likely second wave of infections. (Photo by Themba Hadebe/AP Photo)
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