TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月24日 09時20分

No one knows how many of the people arriving on New York City's Hart Island died of COVID-19. At points, the city was so overwhelmed that bodies were sent to the island before authorities had a chance to determine their cause of death or track down next of kin. Some families chose to have their loved ones buried here. Some families had no other option. And some families weren't aware their relative had died in the first place, reports W.J. Hennigan. So far, 32 bodies buried in 2020 have been claimed and removed from the graveyard. This summer, TIME was granted unprecedented access to Hart Island to observe burial and exhumation operations and, on June 26, witnessed the retrieval and formal reburial of casket 40-3 and its occupant, Ellen F. Torron. Read more at the link in bio. Photographs by Sasha Arutyunova (@sashafoto) for TIME

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