Workers transfer bodies of the deceased into a refrigerated shipping container outside the Fu Shan Public Mortuary on March 11, as mortuaries are reaching capacity amid the fifth wave of Covid-19. Photo: Felix Wong
Letters | As Hong Kong’s Covid-19 death rate rises, three measures could lessen the ordeal of grieving families
- Readers discuss how the government could enable families of those who died of Covid-19 to come to terms with their loss, Chinese medicine’s potential to relieve Covid-19 symptoms, the shortcomings of isolation facilities, and the reopening of barber shops
Workers transfer bodies of the deceased into a refrigerated shipping container outside the Fu Shan Public Mortuary on March 11, as mortuaries are reaching capacity amid the fifth wave of Covid-19. Photo: Felix Wong
