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WORLD: UK entering worst point of pandemic, top health official warns

WORLD: UK entering worst point of pandemic, top health official warns
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Temporary mortuary holds 170 bodies due to Covid

Advertisement Overflow mortuaries have been created across the country as hospitals have run out of room to store all the bodies of people who have died from coronavirus. Some 170 bodies are being kept in the temporary mortuary at Headley Court in Leatherhead, which first opened in April to alleviate pressure during the first wave of the pandemic. Similar temporary mortuaries have also been built in Lincolnshire and Lancashire. And another has reopened on the grounds of the Breakspear Crematorium in Ruislip, London. More than half of those kept at the Surrey facility died with coronavirus, a Local Resilience Forum spokesman said.

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U K entering worst point of pandemic, top health official warns

The United Kingdom is entering its most challenging weeks since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a top official said Monday, as hospitals face being overrun and morgues fill up.

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Temporary morgue set up in Aylesford to relieve pressure on hospital mortuaries as Covid-19 deaths rise

Temporary morgue set up in Aylesford to relieve pressure on hospital mortuaries as Covid-19 deaths rise | Updated: 17:01, 11 January 2021 Bodies are now being stored at a temporary morgue in Kent as the Covid-19 death toll rises and space runs out in existing mortuaries. Kent Council Council built the mortuary at the back of its former county workshops in Beddow Way, Aylesford in April, during the first wave of the pandemic, but has confirmed it has been put into use from New Year s Day when the first body was stored there. A temporary morgue that has been built in Aylesford, just off Beddow Way Picture: Barry Goodwin

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COVID-19: Mass vaccination centres open as ministers reportedly consider tighter lockdown

Moira Edwards, 88, was the first to receive a vaccine at Epsom racecourse and said it was "extremely important" to get it.

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