Covid-19: Bodies pile up at hospitals, mortuaries struggle to find space in Hong Kong

The bodies of residents who died from Covid-19 are being stored on gurneys in hallways or beds inside accident and emergency departments at public hospitals as mortuaries approach capacity in Hong Kong. David Chan Kwok-shing, a representative of the Hospital Authority Employees Alliance, on Sunday (Feb 27) said he heard that in some cases, a body remained in an A&E...

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