A Pennsylvania healthcare facility apparently used the open bed of a pickup to transfer bodies in broad daytime Sunday afternoon amidst the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report on Monday.
Upon arrival at the Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office, the chauffeur of the Ford F-150 XLT was captured unloading the bodies to be taken inside one of the center’s 3 refrigerated trailers.
The Medical Inspector’s Office stated the five or six bodies originated from a regional healthcare facility and had shown up in “an unapproved way,” according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Two of the bags were apparently identified “Albert Einstein Medical” and “Einstein Medication Center”– which is a hospital located in Philadelphia.
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Einstein Medical Center — like other hospitals in the location– contracts a funeral home to carry human remains to the examiner.
Einstein Healthcare Network, which operates the flagship health center, released a statement on Monday declaring an instant update on protocols used by their specialist, the paper reported.
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” We deeply apologize,” the statement stated, “[We] are making every effort to ensure we continue to supply the considerate, caring care that we are known for.”
Individuals wait in line to get food during the coronavirus outbreak as part of a brand-new effort called Action Up to the Plate in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia on April17 (AP Photo/Matt Rourke).
More than 34,000 infections from the infection have actually taken place throughout Pennsylvania.
