Trujillo prison, where a strong program has been put in place to detect and treat TB among inmates.In the Colón department, the two towns of Trujillo and Tocoa have relatively high TB rates compared to other townships in the same department.The Trujillo prison is located squarely in the middle of town. It has a capacity of 150, but currently there are 320 inmates. There are no cells, just open barracks and a common area. Beds stack three levels high, and in the narrow corridors inside the barracks there are inmates who sleep on matresses on the floor. Photographer: RaeCountries: Honduras Tags: prevention TB (Tuberculosis) Unique identifier: GF166320 Size: 5760px × 3840px (~63 MB) Copyright notice: The Global Fund / John Rae Parent folder: 2015-01-20Related Assets: View MoreSelect usage How will the asset be used? Select the Media Category for your intended usage. Usage description Add to lightboxAdd to cart