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Over 100 bodies burnt every day, says chief coordinator of Nepal s Pashupati crematorium

Over 100 bodies burnt every day, says chief coordinator of Nepal s Pashupati crematorium WION 2 hours ago © Provided by WION Meet the COVID-19 warrior, Subash Karki, who is giving us a lesson on importance of service and how it must not be forgotten.  Karki, chief coordinator of the electric crematorium run by the Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) in Nepal’s Kathmandu told WION that since a few days, the staff has been burning over 100 bodies daily.  The bodies are brought to the crematorium site from hospitals by Nepal Army personnel and PADT staff conduct the last rites.  The Trust has begun conducting cremation on the shores of the Bagmati River. 

Crematoriums in Nepal Overwhelmed Due to Increase in COVID-19 Deaths

Crematoriums in Nepal Overwhelmed Due to Increase in COVID-19 Deaths News18 2 hours ago © Provided by News18 Crematoriums in Nepal Overwhelmed Due to Increase in COVID-19 Deaths Crematoriums in Nepal, including one attached to the famed Pashupatinath Temple, have become overwhelmed by dead bodies of COVID-19 patients during the second wave of coronavirus in the Himalayan nation, according to a media report on Friday. The Ministry of Health and Population on Thursday reported 214 more deaths from COVID-19. The figure includes deaths of other days, it said.The total death toll now stands at 4,466. Total number of coronavirus cases in the country is 431,191.

Nepal Crematoriums Swamped As Number Of Covid Deaths Increase

Increase in COVID-19 Deaths Overwhelm Crematoriums in Nepal

Increase in COVID-19 Deaths Overwhelm Crematoriums in Nepal Nepal is facing the second wave of the virus in the country, with over 9,000 cases daily. The dead bodies of COVID-19 victims, with Nepalese Army members honouring them. Photo: PTI Kathmandu: Crematoriums in Nepal, including one attached to the famed Pashupatinath Temple, have become overwhelmed by dead bodies of COVID-19 patients during the second wave of coronavirus in the Himalayan nation, according to a media report on Friday. The Ministry of Health and Population on Thursday reported 214 more deaths from COVID-19. The figure includes deaths of other days, it said. The total death toll now stands at 4,466. The total number of coronavirus cases in the country is 431,191.

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