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Leiria: Hospital mortuary filling up due to difficulties in removing bodies, ULS says "capacity has not been exhausted"

The hospital mortuary in Leiria is becoming full because of problems with the removal of bodies by families or funeral services. The Local Health Unit (ULS) says the facility's capacity has not been exhausted.

Dinheiro Vivo30 Jan

Leiria: Hospital mortuary filling up due to difficulties in removing bodies, ULS says "capacity has not been exhausted"

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Mortuary capacity in Portugal

Leiria: Hospital mortuary filling up due to difficulties in removing bodies, ULS says "capacity has not been exhausted"

Leiria: Hospital mortuary filling up due to difficulties in removing bodies, ULS says "capacity has not been exhausted"