Finding community at a COVID-19 quarantine centre in Myanmar


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  • Thursday, 24 Dec 2020

The bed of Shoon Naing during her quarantine is pictured at the Ayeyarwady Center B, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Yangon, Myanmar, December 1, 2020. REUTERS/Shoon Naing

YANGON (Reuters) - In another world, I could have been checking into a hotel.

Only instead of staff, two fellow COVID-19 patients welcomed me at the door, with a plastic box filled with toiletries, snacks and masks, and showed me to a small room I would share with another woman.

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