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52 dead in Bangladesh factory fire as workers locked inside
Lockdowns in Asia as some nations see 1st major virus surges
AP Interview: Afghan warlord slams govt, quick US goodbye
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China orders takedown of 25 apps from ride service Didi
‘Overdue’: Biden sets Aug. 31 for US exit from Afghanistan
Taliban say they now control 85% of Afghanistan's territory
Thailand sets curfew for capital to combat coronavirus surge
AP PHOTOS: With 4 million COVID dead, many kids left behind
Some won’t ever remember the parents they lost because they were too young when COVID-19 struck. Others are trying to keep the memory alive by doing the things they used to do together: making pancakes or playing guitar. Others still are clutching onto what remains, a pillow or a photo, as they adapt to lives with aunts, uncles and siblings stepping in to fill the void. The 4 million people who have died so far in the coronavirus pandemic left behind parents, friends and spouses — but also young children who are navigating life now as orphans or with just one parent, who is also mourning the loss.
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