DAKAR (Reuters) - The boys cheer as they play a ball game in the courtyard of a medical centre in Dakar that has become a refuge for Senegal's street children since the coronavirus further upended their lives.
The capital's 40,000 street children have become even more vulnerable since the government declared a state of emergency over the epidemic in late March.
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