A factory in Lebanon has stopped its normal production and has turned to making body bags, to deal with the high death toll from the coronavirus. In a Lebanon textile workshop, Umm Omar recalled making school uniforms and holiday garments -- before surging coronavirus cases forced her into the grim business of body bags. "We used to sew festive clothes, outfits for pilgrims, and school uniforms. We brought people joy," said the 53-year-old workshop supervisor in the southern city of Sidon. "But now, even if we don't want to, we've been obliged... to shift from joy to sadness". Around her, seamstresses in face masks were busy at work sewing black body bags as demand rises due to a spike in
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