Spain: Second makeshift morgue set up for coronavirus victims in Madrid

W/S Construction truck next to the City of Justice, Madrid
M/S Construction workers at the City of Justice
W/S Construction workers at the City of Justice
M/S Construction workers at the City of Justice
W/S Construction workers at the City of Justice
W/S Crane next to the building known as the "Donut", which will serve as a morgue
W/S Soldiers from the Military Emergency Unit (UME) at the City of Justice
M/S UME soldier at the City of Justice
M/S UME soldier at the City of Justice
M/S Security camera next to the "Donut"
W/S Municipal police officers setting up a security perimeter
M/S Municipal police officers setting up a security perimeter
W/S "Donut" building
W/S Municipal Police Officer setting up a security perimeter
W/S Municipal police officers setting up a security perimeter
W/S Municipal police officers setting up a security perimeter
W/S Municipal police officers setting up a security perimeter
C/U Sign (Spanish): "Area controlled with security cameras. Community of Madrid"
W/S "Donut" building in the City of Justice
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A second large morgue set up for victims of the coronavirus in the circular building of the City of Justice in Valdebebas, Madrid, is now ready to receive the first bodies.
Footage recorded on Monday shows construction workers, agents of the Municipal Police of Madrid and soldiers from the Military Emergency Unit (UME) carrying out the final preparations.
According to reports, the circular building known as the "Donut" has been equipped with 230 refrigerated cells on three floors. The transport of the deceased will be carried out by the UME and the Fire Department of the Community of Madrid.
Last Tuesday, Palacio de Hielo (Ice Palace) of the Capital was prepared to receive the bodies of the victims of the COVID-19.
The number of deaths from coronavirus in Madrid increased on Monday to 3,392, bringing the total number of victims in Spain to 7,340, making Spain the third most affected country by the pandemic.