The New York Times pays tribute by filling entire front page with names of Covid-19 victims
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Amid rising number of coronavirus cases in US, the death toll near 100,000, the New York Times has decided to pay tribute to the human loss due to pandemic. Sunday's newspaper will feature names of 1,000 people who died from COVID-19. According to Josh Crutchmer, who is the print planning editor of the New York-based newspaper, shared an image of Sunday's newspaper and described the death toll as "An Incalculable Loss".
