ナショナルジオグラフィックさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ナショナルジオグラフィックInstagram)「Photos by @lynseyaddario As part of a project to cover the pandemic, I've been following the work/plight of several funeral homes in southern England. Hundreds of medical staff from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in London line the streets and wave goodbye to a coffin holding nurse Esther Akinsanya, 55, who died in April after contracting COVID-19 at the hospital. Akinsanya had spent 20 years working at the hospital, where her son Sam said she had been nicknamed Matron by fellow colleagues as a mark of respect. The funeral procession, led by a horse and carriage, passed by the hospital en route to her final resting place, the Woolwich Cemetery, on June 22. Over 100 health workers have now died from COVID-19 in the U.K. As it nears 50,000 deaths from the virus, people of different faiths and background are finding ways to pay tribute to loved ones while maintaining social distancing, and adhering to the limits of mourners being imposed at cemeteries and crematoriums across the country. To see more of my work, follow @lynseyaddario. @insidenatgeo Follow @natgeointhefield for real-time coverage of this developing story from photographers around the world.」7月2日 1時39分