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A drive-thru coronavirus testing site that was set to open for the first time on April 10 closed for the day due to high winds that could blow away the testing tents. The testing site was located at the Sears parking lot in Flatbush, Brooklyn at 2307 Beverley Rd.
A New York State Trooper informs people who show up for drive-thru COVID-19 tests that the test site is closed for the day due to high winds that could blow away the testing tents. The weather changed to sleet.
Members of the U.S. military assisted with the running of the drive-thru testing site and provided security.
The weather began to clear later in the day, but the drive-thru COVID-19 testing site remained closed for the day.
Photo Location: Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York City.
A team of medical workers transport a dead body from a refrigerated truck serving as a temporary morgue at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center. The body is prepared to be taken into the hospital amid the coronavirus outbreak.
A team of medical workers transport a dead body from a refrigerated truck serving as a temporary morgue at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center. The body is prepared to be taken into the hospital amid the coronavirus outbreak.
A team of medical workers transport a dead body from a refrigerated truck serving as a temporary morgue at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center. The body is taken into the hospital amid the coronavirus outbreak.
A medical worker at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center poses for the media.
Two medical workers at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center walk in front of a refrigerated truck serving as a temporary morgue at the hospital.
Photo Location: Maimonides Medical Center in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
A sign says, "Thank you healthcare heroes," on the windows of Maimonides Medical Center.
An Emergency Medical Services member from Maimonides Medical Center, right, catches some sleep in his ambulance as his EMS partner, left, rubs her eyes.
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