Everything takes longer in New York City — even burials.

Morticians are wringing their hands over the closing of two borough medical examiners’ offices, leading to delays in funeral services they say can last days.

“There’s no sensitivity,” said Robert Ruggiero, executive director of the Metropolitan Funeral Directors Association.

“We can no longer promise families when the individual will be available to our funeral directors.”

The burial backlog started two years ago when the city shuttered morgues in The Bronx and Staten Island in a budget-saving move.

Funeral directors in those boroughs say they now have to travel to medical examiners’ offices that are still open to retrieve bodies.

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Let me guess, theres plenty of money in the budget for Illegal aliens?  What did I win?

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