Officers were seen wearing masks and standing next to the bodies on a crane, surrounded by cardboard for temporary cover.

The movement of the corpse took place when it was light and the people living in the neighborhood could see it.

A cloth was hung at the back of the truck, while the bodies were in turn inserted.

The United States Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on March 30 deployed 85 refrigerated trucks to New York City - the hardest hit by the Covid-19 epidemic.

The refrigerated trucks will be used as temporary storage places as hospitals are coping with overloaded bodies as the number of deaths due to Covid-19 continues to increase.

Additional trucks could double the storage capacity of the morgue in New York, from 3,500 to 7,000 bodies.

New York currently records at least 1,218 deaths and 66,497 cases of Covid-19, the highest in the country.

Wheelchairs carrying corpses gathered outside hospitals such as the Brooklyn Health Center and Mt. Sinai. The medical staff moved the stretcher out onto the street, before loading into the refrigerated truck.

Lenox Hill hospital spokesman Greenwich Village in Manhattan, where frozen trucks are gathered outside, told Fox News that New York’s hospital system is "actively preparing for a spike in imports." Covid-19 related institute ".

President Donald Trump and top health advisers warn Americans to strictly follow social isolation when the next two weeks are expected to be a "very painful" time.

The number of deaths from Covid-19 in the US on March 31 increased to at least 811 cases, bringing the total number of deaths from this epidemic here to about 3,815 cases. Yesterday also marked a new record of more than 21,000 new cases of Covid-19, bringing the total number of new infections in the US to more than 184,000.