A boy sells bundles of styrofoam to Amelia Armando Machava at a coffin manufacturing workshop in downtown Beira on October 10, 2024. In downtown Beira, a dozen young men work under the supervision of 56-year-old Amelia Armando Machava handcrafting coffins from discarded wooden pallets that come into the Mozambique port city on cargo ships. Around 75 percent of Mozambicans live on less than a dollar a day and the southern African nation is ranked one of the poorest in the world on the Human Development Index. The cost of an ordinary funeral for most Mozambicans can reach 200,000 meticals ($3,130) which is unattainable for many. Just a coffin, even the ones Machava's team makes from scrap wood, can cost between 6,000 and 100,000 meticals. (Photo by Zinyange Auntony / AFP) (Photo by ZINYANGE AUNTONY/AFP via Getty Images)

A woman sells snacks to carpenters at a coffin manufacturing workshop in downtown Beira on October 10, 2024. In downtown Beira, a dozen young men work under the supervision of 56-year-old Amelia Armando Machava handcrafting coffins from discarded wooden pallets that come into the Mozambique port city on cargo ships. Around 75 percent of Mozambicans live on less than a dollar a day and the southern African nation is ranked one of the poorest in the world on the Human Development Index. The cost of an ordinary funeral for most Mozambicans can reach 200,000 meticals ($3,130) which is unattainable for many. Just a coffin, even the ones Machava's team makes from scrap wood, can cost between 6,000 and 100,000 meticals. (Photo by Zinyange Auntony / AFP) (Photo by ZINYANGE AUNTONY/AFP via Getty Images)

A general view of a coffin and flowers on display at a coffin manufacturing workshop in downtown Beira on October 10, 2024. In downtown Beira, a dozen young men work under the supervision of 56-year-old Amelia Armando Machava handcrafting coffins from discarded wooden pallets that come into the Mozambique port city on cargo ships. Around 75 percent of Mozambicans live on less than a dollar a day and the southern African nation is ranked one of the poorest in the world on the Human Development Index. The cost of an ordinary funeral for most Mozambicans can reach 200,000 meticals ($3,130) which is unattainable for many. Just a coffin, even the ones Machava's team makes from scrap wood, can cost between 6,000 and 100,000 meticals. (Photo by Zinyange Auntony / AFP) (Photo by ZINYANGE AUNTONY/AFP via Getty Images)

Volunteers cover a mass grave where the bodies of victims of the explosion of a fuel tanker that resulted in the death of almost 150 are laid to rest in Majiya on October 16, 2024. An explosion tore through crowds of people who had rushed to collect fuel spilling from a crashed tanker in northern Nigeria, killing at least 147, officials told AFP on Wednesday. The tragedy is the latest such accident at a time when petrol has become a precious commodity in the country, which is suffering its worst economic crisis in a generation. The fuel tanker veered to avoid another vehicle and crashed in the town of Majiya, Jigawa state late on Tuesday, police said. (Photo by Aminu ABUBAKAR / AFP) (Photo by AMINU ABUBAKAR/AFP via Getty Images)

TOPSHOT - Bodies of victims of the explosion of a fuel tanker that resulted in the death of almost 150 people are brought to a mass grave to be laid to rest in Majiya on October 16, 2024. An explosion tore through crowds of people who had rushed to collect fuel spilling from a crashed tanker in northern Nigeria, killing at least 147, officials told AFP on Wednesday. The tragedy is the latest such accident at a time when petrol has become a precious commodity in the country, which is suffering its worst economic crisis in a generation. The fuel tanker veered to avoid another vehicle and crashed in the town of Majiya, Jigawa state late on Tuesday, police said. (Photo by Aminu ABUBAKAR / AFP) (Photo by AMINU ABUBAKAR/AFP via Getty Images)

TOPSHOT - Residents look at the site of an explosion of a fuel tanker that resulted in the death of almost 150 people in Majiya on October 16, 2024. An explosion tore through crowds of people who had rushed to collect fuel spilling from a crashed tanker in northern Nigeria, killing at least 147, officials told AFP on Wednesday. The tragedy is the latest such accident at a time when petrol has become a precious commodity in the country, which is suffering its worst economic crisis in a generation. The fuel tanker veered to avoid another vehicle and crashed in the town of Majiya, Jigawa state late on Tuesday, police said. (Photo by Aminu ABUBAKAR / AFP) (Photo by AMINU ABUBAKAR/AFP via Getty Images)

TOPSHOT - Volunteers (R) carry to a mass grave the bodies of victims of the explosion of a fuel tanker that resulted in the death of almost 150 in Majiya on October 16, 2024. An explosion tore through crowds of people who had rushed to collect fuel spilling from a crashed tanker in northern Nigeria, killing at least 147, officials told AFP on Wednesday. The tragedy is the latest such accident at a time when petrol has become a precious commodity in the country, which is suffering its worst economic crisis in a generation. The fuel tanker veered to avoid another vehicle and crashed in the town of Majiya, Jigawa state late on Tuesday, police said. (Photo by Aminu ABUBAKAR / AFP) (Photo by AMINU ABUBAKAR/AFP via Getty Images)

Residents look at the site of an explosion of a fuel tanker that resulted in the death of almost 150 people in Majiya on October 16, 2024. An explosion tore through crowds of people who had rushed to collect fuel spilling from a crashed tanker in northern Nigeria, killing at least 147, officials told AFP on Wednesday. The tragedy is the latest such accident at a time when petrol has become a precious commodity in the country, which is suffering its worst economic crisis in a generation. The fuel tanker veered to avoid another vehicle and crashed in the town of Majiya, Jigawa state late on Tuesday, police said. (Photo by Aminu ABUBAKAR / AFP) (Photo by AMINU ABUBAKAR/AFP via Getty Images)