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Temporary morgues are being opened across UK to deal with surge in deaths - January 12, 2023

sharon sanders

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
Temporary morgues are being opened across UK to deal with surge in deaths


Some sites that were created to deal with Covid deaths are now being reopened
  • 15:14, 12 JAN 2023
Bodies are being stored in makeshift morgues to deal with a backlog of deaths over the winter months as the NHS struggles to cope and hospitals reach full capacity. Temporary mortuary sites are being opened up across the UK in a bid to deal with increased demand following a deadly festive period.

Some sites that were erected to compensate for the number of Covid-19 deaths during the pandemic are now reopening their doors again. Others installed include one at a council gritting yard in Salisbury, Wiltshire, and another at a former landfill site near a nature reserve in Wollaston, Northamptonshire.

It is estimated around 4,000 more Brits died than normal towards the end of the year - with a combination of flu, Covid and hospital and ambulance delays all blamed. As a result, the refrigerated units - some which resemble shipping containers - are being used to cope with the current winter death rates.


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https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/temporary-morgues-being-opened-across-25962140
 
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