"Workers are building a makeshift morgue outside of a Manhattan hospital to deal with an anticipated surge of coronavirus victims in New York City in the coming weeks. Chilling photos from the construction site Wednesday showed rows of white tents being set up outside Bellevue Hospital.

The city medical examiner was building the makeshift morgue on the East Side in the face of mounting deaths, City Hall said. The measure, which has been used in the past during mass casualty events like 9/11, falls within the purview of the city emergency declaration that Mayor Bill de Blasio signed weeks ago, a spokesperson for the mayor's office said. Officials say they’re operating from a playbook developed to handle a surge in deaths from possible pandemic developed in 2008."

nbcnewyork.com/on-air/as-seen-on/makeshift-morgue-built-at-nycs-bellevue-hospital-ahead-of-covid-19-surge/2343857/

Seems like this goes right along with the 'script':

"The no-cash movement in response to the coronavirus pandemic now includes your trip over the Delaware River between New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Starting Thursday morning, the Delaware River Port Authority is instituting all-electronic tolling on the Ben Franklin, Betsy Ross, Commodore Barry and Walt Whitman bridges, connecting South Jersey with Philadelphia and Delaware County.

All drivers crossing from New Jersey into Pennsylvania will need to drive through the designated lanes starting at 6 a.m. on March 26 and until further notice, the DRPA announced Wednesday. E-ZPass users won’t notice any change at tollbooths. Normal cash users will be directed into a single lane at the far-right side of each plaza, the DRPA said. Overhead cameras will snap a photo of the driver’s license plate and then send them a bill in the mail later."

nbcphiladelphia.com/news/transportation-and-transit/philadelphia-new-jersey-bridges-cashless/2340013/

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Oh really? They aren't building those?