Funeral director Omar Rodriguez prepares two, of 30, bodies of coronavirus victims, who are to be cremated in Buffalo, for transportation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in Elmhurst, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. The overwhelmed Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in New York City has been sending coronavirus victims bodies to other parts of the state with help from David Penepent, an associate professor of mortuary science, who has been organizing volunteer transportation, in an effort to alleviate pressure on the city's funeral home system.

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Funeral homes overwhelmed by coronavirus in New York, Queens, USA - 26 Apr 2020

Funeral Directors Joe Nuefeld Jr. (L) and Omar Rodriguez (R) prepare 30 bodies of coronavirus victims, who are to be cremated in Buffalo, for transportation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in Elmhurst, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. The overwhelmed Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in New York City has been sending coronavirus victims bodies to other parts of the state with help from David Penepent, an associate professor of mortuary science, who has been organizing volunteer transportation, in an effort to alleviate pressure on the city's funeral home system.

Funeral director Omar Rodriguez prepares the body of a coronavirus victim, who is to be cremated in Buffalo, for transportation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in Elmhurst, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. The overwhelmed Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in New York City has been sending coronavirus victims bodies to other parts of the state with help from David Penepent, an associate professor of mortuary science, who has been organizing volunteer transportation, in an effort to alleviate pressure on the city's funeral home system.

Funeral director Omar Rodriguez (L) makes preparations for 30 bodies set for cremation to be picked up as funeral director Nicholas Cassese (R) reviews death certificates at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. New York funeral homes have been overwhelmed by the massive increase in the number of dead as a result of the coronavirus and crematoriums in the city are unable to keep up. David Penepet, a professor at the funeral services administration program at the State University of New York at Canton, has been taking bodies to crematoriums that are farther outside the city to help.

Funeral Home in New York's Elmurst Neighborhood Deals With Coronavirus, Queens, USA - 26 Apr 2020

A note hanging over paperwork where funeral director Omar Rodriguez makes preparations for 30 bodies set for cremation to be picked up from the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home by David Penepet, who has been helping area funeral homes overwhelmed by the number of people who have died, in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. New York funeral homes have been overwhelmed by the massive increase in the number of dead as a result of the coronavirus and crematoriums in the city are unable to keep up. Penepet, a professor at the funeral services administration program at the State University of New York at Canton, has been taking bodies to crematoriums that are farther outside the city to help.

A container for identification tags in an office where funeral director Omar Rodriguez makes preparations for 30 bodies set for cremation to be picked up from the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home by David Penepet, who has been helping area funeral homes overwhelmed by the number of people who have died, in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. New York funeral homes have been overwhelmed by the massive increase in the number of dead as a result of the coronavirus and crematoriums in the city are unable to keep up. Penepet, a professor at the funeral services administration program at the State University of New York at Canton, has been taking bodies to crematoriums that are farther outside the city to help.

Funeral director Joe Neufeld Jr. helps Omar Rodriguez, not pictured, make preparations for 30 bodies set for cremation to be picked up from the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home by David Penepet, who has been helping area funeral homes overwhelmed by the number of people who have died, in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. New York funeral homes have been overwhelmed by the massive increase in the number of dead as a result of the coronavirus and crematoriums in the city are unable to keep up. Penepet, a professor at the funeral services administration program at the State University of New York at Canton, has been taking bodies to crematoriums that are farther outside the city to help.

Funeral director Omar Rodriguez makes preparations for 30 bodies set for cremation to be picked up from the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home by David Penepet, who has been helping area funeral homes overwhelmed by the number of people who have died, in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. New York funeral homes have been overwhelmed by the massive increase in the number of dead as a result of the coronavirus and crematoriums in the city are unable to keep up. Penepet, a professor at the funeral services administration program at the State University of New York at Canton, has been taking bodies to crematoriums that are farther outside the city to help.

Funeral director Omar Rodriguez makes a count of 30 bodies set for cremation to be picked up from the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home by David Penepet, who has been helping area funeral homes overwhelmed by the number of people who have died, in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 26 April 2020. New York funeral homes have been overwhelmed by the massive increase in the number of dead as a result of the coronavirus and crematoriums in the city are unable to keep up. Penepet, a professor at the funeral services administration program at the State University of New York at Canton, has been taking bodies to crematoriums that are farther outside the city to help.

Funeral director Omar Rodriguez makes moves one of the bodies the home is handling, either for burial or cremation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 24 April 2020. Rodriguez, who runs his own funeral services business, has been helping at the Neufeld Funeral home since March, as it is has been overwhelmed with the number of families needing funeral services in the area as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has specifically affected this neighborhood. Many funeral homes in the area have closed for safety reasons, leaving a limited number of options for people trying to manage the large number of people who have died, many from COVID-19.

Funeral Home in New York's Elmurst Neighborhood Deals With Coronavirus, Queens, USA - 24 Apr 2020

Funeral director Omar Rodriguez double checks the paperwork on some of the bodies the home is handling, either for burial or cremation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 24 April 2020. Rodriguez, who runs his own funeral services business, has been helping at the Neufeld Funeral home since March, as it is has been overwhelmed with the number of families needing funeral services in the area as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has specifically affected this neighborhood. Many funeral homes in the area have closed for safety reasons, leaving a limited number of options for people trying to manage the large number of people who have died, many from COVID-19.

Funeral director Joe Nuefeld Jr. (R) transfers one of the many bodies the home is handling, either for burial or cremation, with funeral director Omar Rodriguez (L) in the foreground, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 24 April 2020. Rodriguez, who runs his own funeral services business, has been helping Neufeld and his father, Joe Sr., with the overwhelming number of families needing funeral services in the area as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has specifically affected this neighborhood, which is where Joe grew up. Many funeral homes in the area have closed for safety reasons, leaving a limited number of options for people trying to manage the large number of people who have died, many from COVID-19.

Funeral directors Omar Rodriguez (L) and Nicholas Cassese (R) double check the paperwork on some of the bodies the home is handling, either for burial or cremation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 24 April 2020. Rodriguez and Cassese, who run their own funeral services businesses, have been helping at the Neufeld Funeral home since March, as it is has been overwhelmed with the number of families needing funeral services in the area as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has specifically affected this neighborhood. Many funeral homes in the area have closed for safety reasons, leaving a limited number of options for people trying to manage the large number of people who have died, many from COVID-19.

Funeral directors Omar Rodriguez (L) and Nicholas Cassese (R) double check the paperwork on some of the bodies the home is handling, either for burial or cremation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 24 April 2020. Neufeld who runs the family owned and operated funeral home that his father started in 1940, has been overwhelmed with the number of families need funeral services in the area as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has specifically affected this neighborhood, which is where Joe grew up. Many funeral homes in the area have closed for safety reasons, leaving a limited number of options for people trying to manage the large number of people who have died, many from COVID-19.

Funeral directors Omar Rodriguez (L), Joe Nuefeld Jr. (C) and Joe Nuefeld (R) discuss logistics while standing amongst a number of the bodies the home is handling, either for burial or cremation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 24 April 2020. Neufeld who runs the family owned and operated funeral home that his father started in 1940, has been overwhelmed with the number of families need funeral services in the area as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has specifically affected this neighborhood, which is where Joe grew up. Many funeral homes in the area have closed for safety reasons, leaving a limited number of options for people trying to manage the large number of people who have died, many from COVID-19.

Funeral directors Joe Nuefeld Jr. (L) and Omar Rodriguez (R) discuss logistics while standing with a number of the bodies the home is handling, either for burial or cremation, at the Gerald J. Neufeld Funeral Home in the Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens, New York, USA, 24 April 2020. Neufeld who runs the family owned and operated funeral home that his father started in 1940, has been overwhelmed with the number of families need funeral services in the area as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has specifically affected this neighborhood, which is where Joe grew up. Many funeral homes in the area have closed for safety reasons, leaving a limited number of options for people trying to manage the large number of people who have died, many from COVID-19.

Omar Rodriguez, left, with the Gerard Neufeld Funeral Home, works with William Samuels who was delivering caskets to the Queens business, during the coronavirus pandemic in New York. In just the past week, the funeral home has had services for almost a dozen people who have died, and is expecting more. For those mourning loved ones, funerals in the age of self-quarantine and social distancing are a far cry from the rituals of collective mourning that took place even a few weeks ago

Virus Outbreak Funeral Home, New York, United States - 27 Mar 2020

Omar Rodriguez, left, works with Joe Neufeld, the owner of the Gerard Neufeld Funeral Home, to move a newly delivered casket into the Queens business, during the coronavirus pandemic in New York. A funeral home in New York City has seen a steady stream of people who have died from the coronavirus. In just the past week, the funeral home has had services for almost a dozen people who have died, and is expecting more. For those mourning loved ones, funerals in the age of self-quarantine and social distancing are a far cry from the rituals of collective mourning that took place even a few weeks ago

At The Drive In in concert at Alcatraz, Milan, Italy - 22 Feb 2018

Rock on the Range Music Festival, Columbus, Ohio, America - 22 May 2016

Fc Barcelona's Uruguayan Striker Luis Suarez (l) Fights For the Ball with Deivid Omar Rodriguez (r) of Cordoba During Their Primera Division Soccer Match Played at Nuevo Arcangel Stadium in Cordoba Andalusia Spain on 02 May 2015 Spain Cordoba

Spain Soccer Primera Division - May 2015

Colombian bullfighters Omar Rodriguez, left, Alfredo Pena, second left, Diego Torres, second right, and David Rodriguez, right, stand outside La Santa Maria bullring while staging a hunger strike in Bogota, Colombia. Eight bullfighters have been striking for more than a week in tents outside the city's only bullring after Mayor Gustavo Petro ended bullfighting in the city when he cancelled the bullring's lease in June 2012. He said he wanted public places to be used for activities of "life, not death

Colombia Bullfighting, Bogota, Colombia

Colombian bullfighters Omar Rodriguez, left, Alfredo Pena, second left, Diego Torres, second right, and David Rodriguez, right, stand outside La Santa Maria bullring while staging a hunger strike in Bogota, Colombia, . Eight bullfighters have been striking for more than a week in tents outside the city's only bullring after Mayor Gustavo Petro ended bullfighting in the city when he cancelled the bullring's lease in June 2012. He said he wanted public places to be used for activities of "life, not death

Spanish Soccer Players David Omar Rodriguez Barrera 'Deivid' (l) and Fidel Chaves De La Torre (r) Pose For Photographers During Their Presentation As New Players of Cordoba Cf in Cordoba Southern Spain 23 July 2014 Spain Cordoba

Spain Soccer Primera Division - Jul 2014

Osvaldo Cabral, Omar Rodriguez, Lincoln Goalkeeper Osvaldo Cabral, bottom, and Omar Rodriguez, left, of Colombia's Itagui, fight for the ball with Lincoln, of Brazil's Coritiba, during their Copa Sudamericana soccer match in Curitiba, Brazil

Brazil Colombia Soccer Copa Sudamericana, Curitiba, Brazil

Omar Rodriguez, Lincoln Lincoln, of Brazil's Coritiba, left, fights for the ball with Omar Rodriguez, of Colombia's Itagui, during their Copa Sudamericana soccer match in Curitiba, Brazil

Us Singer Cedric Bixler-zavala (r) and Puerto Rican Guitarist Omar Rodriguez-lopez of Us Progressive Rock Band Mars Volta Perform on Stage at the Azkena Rock Festival in Vitoria Basque Country Northern Spain 15 June 2012 Spain Vitoria

Spain Music Festival - Jun 2012

Real Madrid's German Midfielder Mesut Oezil (r) Fights For the Ball with Sevilla's Omar Rodriguez 'Deivid' During Their Spanish Primera Division Soccer Match Against Held at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid Spain 29 April 2012 Spain Madrid

Spain Soccer Primera Division - Apr 2012

Sonisphere Festival 2011 - Mars Volta

Omar Rodriguez-lopez (l) and Cedric Bixler-zavala Perform at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio California Usa 15 April 2011 Lopez and Zavala Are Members of Us Experimental Rock Band the Mars Volta United States Indio

Usa Music - Apr 2011

Cuban Dissidents (l-r) Omar Rodriguez Julio C?esar Gßlvez Ricardo Gonzalez Jose Luis Garcia Paneque and Lester Gonzalez Pose For Photographers Prior to a Press Conference Held in Madrid Spain 15 July 2010 the Exiled Cuban Journalists Stated They Do not Feel Free in Spain Because They Have No Documents That Show They Will not Go Back to Prison and Added That Their Release Should not Be Enough For the European Union to Change Its Policy Towards Cuba 'If We Still Have to Ask For Permission to Return to Our Homeland It Means We Are not Completely Free Neither Are We Immigrants Or Refugees' Said Julio Cesar Galvez Epa/zipi Spain Madrid

Spain Cuba Dissidents - Jul 2010

Omar Rodriguez, Julio Cesar Galvez, Ricardo Gonzalez, Jose Luis Garcia and Lester Gonzalez Five of nine Cuban dissidents who were released from jail in Cuba gesture before a news conference in Madrid . Nine Cuban dissidents who flew into Spain Tuesday and Wednesday face an uncertain future in a nation mired in Europe's debt crisis. Left to right; Omar Rodriguez, Julio Cesar Galvez, Ricardo Gonzalez, Jose Luis Garcia and Lester Gonzalez

Spain Cuba Prisoners, Madrid, Spain

Omar Rodriguez Omar Rodriguez, centre left, holds up a small Cuban flag with a newspaper clipping reading ' Ideas Don't Kill ' as he poses with five of nine Cuban dissidents who were released from jail in Cuba, and five Ladies in White at a news conference in Madrid . Nine Cuban dissidents who flew into Spain Tuesday and Wednesday face an uncertain future in a nation mired in Europe's debt crisis. Ladies in White (Spanish: Damas de Blanco) is an opposition movement in Cuba consisting of wives and other female relatives of jailed dissidents. The women protest the imprisonments by attending Mass each Sunday wearing white dresses and then silently walking through the streets dressed in white clothing

Omar Rodriguez Saludes a Cuban Dissident Recently Released by the Castro Regime Poses For Photographers with a Page From Granma the Official Newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party Which Reads: 'Ideas Don't Kill' and a Cuban Flag in Madrid Spain on 14 July 2010 Rodriguez and Freed Cuban Dissident Normando Hernandez Gonzalez Arrived in Madrid on 14 July a Day After Seven Other Recently-released Cuban Political Prisoners Landed in the Spanish Capital Spain Madrid

Normando Hernandez, Omar Rodriguez Cuban dissidents Normando Hernandez, right and Omar Rodriguez hug on arrival at a hostal in Madrid, on . Two more Cuban dissidents flew into Spain on Wednesday as the seven who preceded them rejoiced in their newfound freedom despite an uncertain future in a nation mired in Europe's debt crisis

Spain Cuba Prisoners, MADRID, Spain

Cuban Dissident Omar Rodriguez Saludes's Wife Ileana Marrero Joa Speaks During an Interview in Her Home in Havana Cuba 12 July 2010 While She Waits For the Notice to Travel to Spain with Her Husband and Relatives Some Relatives of Political Prisioners who Will Be Free Soon Recieved the Advice From Cubain Authorities to 'Be Ready' For Travelling to Spain Shortly Cuba Havana

Cuba Dissidents - Jul 2010

Omar Rodriguez-Lopez The Mars Volta guitarist Omar Alfredo Rodriguez-Lopez performs during the Bonnaroo Arts and Music Festival in Manchester, Tenn. Rodriguez-Lopez said in an interview, that lead vocalist Cedric Bixler-Zavala surprised him the most when he announced his departure from the band on his Twitter account

Music Mars Volta, Manchester, USA

Fuse TV at Bonnaroo - Day 2, Manchester, Tennessee, America - 13 Jun 2009

Omar Rodriguez-Lopez and Juliya Chernetsky

The Mars Volta in concert

Omar Rodriguez-Lopez of the Mars Volta in concert

MARS VOLTA The rock band The Mars Volta performs at the 930 Club in Washington, . From left, are Omar Rodriguez, Cedric Bixler and drummer Jon Theodore. When the group takes the stage at the CMJ Music Festival in New York City starting Wednesday Oct. 22, 2003 until October 25, they will probably see fans who are looking for something beyond the predictable rock Bixler sees overwhelming the music scene. The Mars Volta's first album, ''De-Loused in the Comatorium'' was released in June and is anything but predictable

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