Delhi COVID-19 cemetery running low on space as deaths mount

Beating the earth with his fists, a young man wails as the body of his father, who died after contracting COVID-19, is taken from an ambulance and lowered into a hastily-dug grave in India's capital New Delhi. 'You told me not to go outside but I didn't listen,' he cries. 'It's my fault,' he shouts over and over. 'I'm sorry.' The city's main Muslim graveyard for victims of COVID-19 is running out of space, according to authorities, as cases in Delhi and across the country run out of control following the relaxation of almost all curbs on movement last year