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Photos: New York says goodbye to grim reminders of coronavirus toll
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"These trailers became new neighbors and served as a reminder of the neighbors we lost," said photojournalist Angus Mordant who documented how New Yorkers interacted with one of the few visual signs of the pandemic's toll on the city. The last FEMA trailer is scheduled for removal this week.

A woman walks her dog past a temporary morgue outside New York-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital in the Financial District on May 24.
New York state requested federal assistance from FEMA to supplement New York City’s mortuaries. The agency contracted 85 refrigerated trailers which began arriving on March 30.

A man parks a car in front of a temporary morgue trailer emblazoned with the graffiti "Dead Inside" outside Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn on May 25.
"These trailers seemed at first to be a stopgap solution, one that would be in place for a few weeks, but one I didn’t expect most New Yorkers, hunkered down in their apartments, would ever see," said Mordant.












