Spain: Majadahonda ice rink becomes third emergency morgue in Madrid

W/S "La Nevera" (The fridge) skating rink prepared to function as a morgue, Majadahonda *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
M/S Ice rink "La Nevera" prepared for use as a morgue
M/S Ice rink "La Nevera" prepared for use as a morgue
W/S Ice rink "La Nevera" prepared for use as a morgue
W/S Ice rink "La Nevera" prepared for use as a morgue
M/S Councillor for Justice, Interior and Victims, Enrique Lopez, supervising the facilities
M/S Lopez, supervising the facilities
SOT, Enrique Lopez, councillor of Justice, Interior and Victims, supervising the facilities (Spanish): "We add one more resource in the fight against coronavirus, made available to the victims of coronavirus, specifically the ice rink of Majadahonda; to be able to deposit here up to a maximum of 500 bodies, with a surface of about 1,800 square metres. This has been made possible thanks to the work of the Majadahonda town hall. We continue to have the priceless help of the Military Emergency Unit, and we have made it available to the health authority so that the relatives have to wait as little as possible to be able to bury the victims of this cruelty, which is the coronavirus."
M/S Lopez supervising the installations
C/U Sign of the skating rink "La Nevera"
M/S Lopez supervising the facilities
M/S "La Nevera" skating rink
M/S Parked vehicle
W/S "La Nevera" skating rink
SCRIPT
The ice rink "La nevera" (the fridge) in Majadahonda is being prepared to function as the third emergency morgue in the Community of Madrid, as footage recorded on Saturday shows.
The area consists of 1,800 square metres, and, alongside the Ice Palace and the headquarters of the City of Justice, will serve to receive the bodies of those who will have died from the coronavirus pandemic that is affecting the region.

Cases of COVID-19 in Spain reached 124,736 this Saturday, with 7,026 more infections in the last 24 hours, putting the country ahead of Italy in terms of total infections, according to data from the Health Ministry. Madrid continues to be the worst-affected region.