Tales from an Indian crematorium
Al Jazeera
In India, crematorium workers are struggling to cope as the bodies pile up.
Listen to this story: Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh – Deen Dayal Verma has never burned as many bodies as he has this year. Sitting under the shade of a cement roof at a crematorium in Barabanki city, the 55-year-old who has been a crematorium worker for the past six years, says with a wry smile: “Actually, no dead body has come today. Has COVID-19 come to an end or are the bodies being taken to other crematoriums?”
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