The Ballari administration in Karnataka apologised for the 'disrespectful' disposal of deceased Covid patients after the video sparked outrage over the 'inhuman' handling of the bodies.
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It’s disturbing to see bodies of COVID 19 patients who have died being dumped inhumanly one after the another into the large pit, dug up with the help of an earthmover in Ballari. The behaviour of the staff during the funeral of COVID19 infected people in Ballari is very inhuman and very painful. The staff involved in this should have realized that there is no greater religion than humanity: Even dead have some respect and they deserved a decent burial. If the mortal remains are not treated with respect, how the family members who have to stay away from burials feel about it? At least the authorities should advice the concerned tread cautiously with humanity in handling the funeral of those affected by the disease and include the civility in SOP to be followed by the team during the burial process.
It’s disturbing to see bodies of COVID 19 patients who have died being dumped inhumanly one after the another into the large pit, dug up with the help of an earthmover in Ballari. The behaviour of the staff during the funeral of COVID19 infected people in Ballari is very inhuman and very painful. The staff involved in this should have realized that there is no greater religion than humanity: Even dead have some respect and they deserved a decent burial. If the mortal remains are not treated with respect, how the family members who have to stay away from burials feel about it? At least the authorities should advice the concerned tread cautiously with humanity in handling the funeral of those affected by the disease and include the civility in SOP to be followed by the team during the burial process.