Spanish army troops disinfecting nursing homes have
found, to their horror, some residents living in squalor among the
infectious bodies of people that authorities suspect have died from
the new coronavirus.
Prosecutors have launched a judicial probe.
Defense Minister Margarita Robles said the elderly were
“completely left to fend for themselves, or even dead, in their
beds.” She said the discovery included several nursing homes and
several bodies but did not give exact locations for the nursing
homes or exactly how many bodies were found.
2 Timothy 3:1-3 KJV – “This know also, that
in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be lovers
of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers,
disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, Without natural
affection…”
The news came as Spain on Tuesday announced a record daily rise
of 6,584 new coronavirus infections, bringing the overall total to
39,673. The number of deaths also jumped by a record number of 514
to 2,696.
Madrid took over a public skating rink Tuesday after the
city morgue overflowed. To date, 1,535 people have died in the
hard-hit Spanish capital, more than half of the national total. The
region has over 12,350 infections.
“This is the tough week,” Fernando Simón, head of Spain’s
health emergency center, told a daily briefing.
Simon also said 5,400 health workers have been infected by the
coronavirus that is relentlessly marching across the world from
China, some 14 % of the country’s total cases.
Security forces guarded the outside of the Palacio de Hielo ice
skating complex on Madrid´s northeastern outskirts as funeral vans
entered the building via an underground car park. Madrid
authorities took up the rink´s offer after the city´s municipal
funeral service said it could take no more coronavirus bodies until
it restocked with more protective equipment.
The city government said bodies would be held at the
rink until they can be taken to be cremated or buried.
Madrid has adapted two city hotels as hospitals to help with the
overflow of virus patients and plans to take over five others.
Madrid´s hotel association has offered 40 hotels to help medical
workers. Madrid also set up a field hospital in the Ifema trade
fair complex that recently housed the COP25 U.N. climate
conference.
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