According to county data, that figure is roughly double what cemeteries in the area typically accommodate per month. You know, you wish you could of done something more," said Marirose Macaraig, wiping tears off her face as she mourns the loss of her mom, Teresita. Teresita, known by her relatives as "Momma Terry" died alone at Seton Medical Center last week after contracting pneumonia. Of the friends and family who wished to be present at the funeral, Marirose had to pick Duggan usually has an average of people filling the chapels everyday, but now state regulation requires all services be limited to 10 people.
As families like the Macaraig try to find closure, Duggan and his staff are preparing for what's to come by late April. In an effort to be prepared for a surge, Duggan has ordered a new refrigeration facility that will double his storage capacity.
Gordon pointed out the expected surge may require additional help and San Mateo County is working on being prepared. Cemetery directors in Colma tell ABC7 there are plans underway to provide additional storage, if hospitals in the area become overwhelmed. If you have a question or comment about the coronavirus crisis, submit yours via the form below or here.
Get the latest news, information and videos about the novel coronavirus pandemic here. Welcome, Mickey. Manage MyDisney Account. Log Out. Coronavirus California. By Stephanie Sierra. Wednesday, April 8, Funeral homes and cemeteries across San Mateo County are bracing for 1, additional deaths tied to COVID by the end of April - And families are dealing with new rules that only allow 10 people to attend a funeral service.
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