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Un-e̍k sī 1 chióng toā-hêng pēng-chhiáⁿ ū thoân-jiám lêng-le̍k ê liû-hêng-pēⁿ.

Depiction of the burial of bodies during Black Death, which killed up to half of Eurasia's population in the 14th century.

Members of the American Red Cross carry a body during the 1918–20 "Spanish flu" pandemic which resulted in dramatic mortality rates worldwide.

Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, convention centers (pictured here) were deemed to be ideal sites for temporary hospitals, due to their existing infrastructure (electrical, water, sewage). Hotels and dormitories were also considered appropriate because they can use negative pressure technology.

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