Ramai ahli keluarga ‘culik’ mayat mangsa Covid-19 dari bilik mayat

Penduduk Indonesia tidak bersetuju dengan peraturan jenazah Covid-19 harus dibalut dengan plastik dan dikebumikan segera. FMTNews FMTOhsem

Pihak berkuasa Makasar terpaksa meningkatkan kawalan keselamatan di rumah mayat Hospital di Indonesia selepas ramai sanak saudara melarikan mayat mangsa Covid-19 kerana mahu mengadakan upacara pengebumian mengikut tuntutan agama mereka.

“Bagi mengatasi masalah sama berulang, pihak berkuasa Makassar meletakkan lebih banyak kakitangan untuk mengawal hospital tempatan,” katanya. Katanya lagi, sekurang-kurangnya 33 individu ditahan dan berdepan hukuman 7 tahun penjara kerana melanggar peraturan kuarantin kesihatan.4 individu dilaporkan ditahan selepas saudara mara merampas mayat yang disyaki mangsa virus itu dari hospital.

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