I’ve never seen a dead person be wheeled out of a hospital in my life. How do they sneak them out without the carnival of spectators?
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At the hospital i used to work at, patients who’d died would be moved in essentially enclosed metal boxes (affectionately known as biscuit tins) through the hospital, out the back entrance to the onsite mortuary. From the mortuary, they’d be collected by the funeral home.
People dont gawk because most people there are either staff and are used to it, or a patient or friends/relatives of one so dont want to think too much about someone dying there.
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