You have a problem with facts?

It's just a normal occurrence for local municipalities and state health departments to ask for refrigerated morgues.
Happens all the time, right? Let's see...happens during major natural disasters and...hold on...thinking...maybe you can help tell me when the last time Texas requested these? This winter when people froze death? Maybe but couldn't find any references. Hurricane Harvey maybe?
I'm not saying anyone is sitting around twiddling their fingers so please stop building strawmen which you do incessantly as if you aren't an actual lawyer trained to debate.
What the refrigerated morgues are a sign of is that there are bodies, over and above normal capacity that require refrigeration. Why would there be bodies above capacity? Too many water skiing accidents? Maybe sky diving is a sudden fad? Did people forget how to drive during the pandemic resulting in an enormous number of road fatalities? Give me a reason...any reason why there is an increased number of deaths requiring additional capacity. I'm open to ideas but don't start by claiming "people like you and the media" are saying things that
nobody has said because that's the hallmark of a weak argument.