SICK: 750 New York COVID Victims Still In Refrigerated Trucks

According to a new report, 750 victims of COVID remain in refrigerated trailers in .

These trailers were set up over a year ago to deal with deaths from the pandemic.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency provided 85 refrigerated trucks at the beginning of the pandemic.

The Daily Caller News Foundation reported:

750 bodies of people who died of COVID-19 are being kept in refrigerated trailers in New York City, the Associated Press reported Friday.

Refrigerated trucks were set up to provide temporary morgue space at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic over a year ago, according to the AP. Bodies remain in long-term refrigerated storage at a Brooklyn pier as families make burial arrangements.

“Long term storage was created at the height of the pandemic to ensure that families could lay their loved ones to rest as they see fit,” Medical Examiner’s Office spokesperson Mark Desire said, the AP reported. “With sensitivity and compassion, we continue to work with individual families on a case by case basis during their period of mourning.”

Since April 2020, between 500 and 800 bodies have been kept in these trucks.

There is no timetable for when these remains will be moved.

The praised New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s handling of the pandemic.

They wanted more states to be like New York!

Then it came out that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s policies killed thousands.

EXCLUSIVE: Killer Cuomo Not Only Murdered Thousands of Elderly In Homes, He Also Targeted Adult Care Facilities and Group Homes for People with Disabilities

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