This Haitian merchant is not taking any chances with coronavirus
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In the Republic of Haiti, This Haitian merchant decides to put a plastic bag in her head in order to reduce her chances of getting coronavirus from other people in the marketplace.
As of March 24th 2020, 6 people have been reported to be infected from coronavirus in the Republic of Haiti.
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