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Mangaluru: Decomposition of Wilson Fernandes' body in mortuary - People protest

  •   Sun, Oct 27 2019 05:04:10 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS) 

Mangaluru, Oct 27: The parents and well wishers of a deceased youth, whose body was kept in the mortuary of a hospital near here, were shocked to see that the body was completely decomposed within two days. 

Wilson Fernandes (26), a resident of Nithyadar Site at Thokkottu, had died on Friday due to electrocution. His body was kept in the mortuary of a hospital at Deralakatte as the funeral was slated to be held on Sunday, October 27. However, when the body was removed today from the mortuary, the parents and well wishers were utterly shocked to see that the body was completely decomposed.

 

The parents and well wishers are holding a protest against the hospital authorities. 

ACP Kodandrama and Ullal police inspector Gopikrishna are on the spot ensuring security and to prevent any untoward law and order situation. 

MLA U T Khader also visited the spot. 
  

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  • CHRISTINE, MANGALORE

    Mon, Oct 28 2019

    So sad. People arrived from the town, relatives ,friends and from abroad also arrived to pay the last respect. Shocked to see the body.

    If the hospital authority not able to take care of the dead body then how they will treat the sick people.

    Really it is sad to hear. Young loving boy . Everybody wanted to see him at the end.

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  • Anamika, Bajpe

    Mon, Oct 28 2019

    Only UT Khader can solve such issues.

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  • Manvit, Mangalore

    Mon, Oct 28 2019

    He is the local MLA. only UT could do this.

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  • Vishal, Puttur

    Sun, Oct 27 2019

    Mortuaries are not used by all communities. Negligence mainly because people are not aware and of its importance.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Oct 28 2019

    Vishal Puttur.may be not by all communities used.But when used whoever ,because the necessity is there,concerned people should see that it is kept with lower temperature.Afterall people pay for it.Mortuary is not only for certain communities.But till necessary formalities are completed,or relatives are not there immediately body to take home.etc. Sad that noone cared for it.what a negligence.

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  • VISHUKIRAN FERNANDES, Kalasa

    Sun, Oct 27 2019

    This is gross negligence and utterly disrespectful for the grieving family from the hospital authorities. Where is humanity these days.

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  • C.D Souza, Mangaluru .

    Sun, Oct 27 2019

    24 hours after the internal organ decompose. Natural process involving the breakdown of organic tissue. The rate of decomposition varies due to several factors, including weather, temperature, moisture, pH and oxygen levels, cause of death and body position . All Human bodies follow the same stage. His body was postmortem. Really very sad. R.I. P.

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  • Anonymous, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 27 2019

    Because of heat, they should have kept in ice box..or preserving stuff
    Maybe not preserved properly..

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 27 2019

    For that reason embalming is used to prevent biological degeneration of dead tissue.
    Here their cooling system was not functioning as shown in the video I saw, they could have informed the relatives about the same & should have asked them to move the body to other mortuaries, which is sheer negligence on their part & inhuman act on the diseased & bereaving family to mistreat the departed.

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  • Melroy Crasta, Manglore

    Mon, Oct 28 2019

    But it can be preserved....

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Atlanta

    Sun, Oct 27 2019

    There is some Gadbad ...

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  • William pais, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 27 2019

    It it is indeed sad. That negligence in our country be it in whatever form provokes people first and then protest follows. Any emotional outburst doenot long last. The nightmare of the people directly affected continue from that moment. What has to be done firstly an FIR has to be lodged with all the relevant info. Documents have to collected to prove negligence like receipts, post mortem reports photographs etc. Then a high compensation of should be claimed from the concerned. Here politicians can only put you off track. What we need in this case is an honest lawyer with a fighting spirit.
    Rest in Peace Wilson.

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