For Brazil’s Indigenous communities, pandemic revives memories of earlier plagues
For Brazil’s Indigenous communities, pandemic revives memories of earlier plagues
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对于巴西原住民社区来说，大流行唤起了人们对早期瘟疫的记忆
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2020
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Ignácio Amigo
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Ignácio Amigo
对于老一代的Paiter Surui来说，COVID-19大流行看起来很熟悉。居住在巴西朗多尼亚州和马托格罗索州边境的土著人在1969年首次与非土著人接触后的几十年里，数百人死于麻疹和其他传染病。幸存者“已经经历了今天世界上发生的冠状病毒，“年轻的土著领导人鲁本斯·纳莱科·苏鲁伊说，随着巴西冠状病毒病例的增加，佩特·苏鲁伊和其他土著人担心他们可能会受到严重打击。一名15岁的雅诺马马男孩，一名78岁的蒂库纳男子和一名44岁的科卡马妇女
To the older generation of the Paiter Surui, the COVID-19 pandemic looks familiar The Indigenous people who inhabit the border of the Brazilian states of Rondonia and Mato Grosso suffered hundreds of deaths from measles and other infectious diseases in the decades after they first made contact with non-Indigenous people in 1969 The survivors “already experienced what is happening in the world today with the coronavirus,” says Rubens Naraikoe Surui, a young Indigenous leader Now, as the number of coronavirus cases ramps up in Brazil, the Pater Surui and other Indigenous people worry that they could be hard hit So far, 16 members of such groups are known to have had COVID-19 infections, and three have died: a 15-year-old Yanomami boy, a 78-year-old Tikuna man, and a 44-year-old Kokama woman