Deaths connected to the coronavirus are rising in China, according to multiple reports, but the country has been quiet about how many deaths are officially happening.
Funeral homes and crematoriums have struggled to keep up with recent demand, scrambling to find workers and drivers who aren't sick from the Omicron variant,It's unclear if the recent struggle is connected to the increase in
COVID-19 deaths. But Reuters reported many hearses have been going to a crematorium designated for COVID deaths.China is seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases right now with 2,157 new symptomatic infections reported on Thursday, per
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