BEIJING: New instructions have been issued in China after the panic of Coronavirus spreading rapidly in the world. At the same time, on Sunday, February 2, China has banned burying, burning or cremation of those who died due to its infection to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. At the same time, it is being said that the administration has also banned traditions like 'last Darshan' program.
In the guidelines issued by the National Health Commission, Ministry of Civil Affairs and Ministry of Public Safety, it is said that the cremation of the dead bodies should be done in the crematoriums near their place. At the same time, it has also been learned that the bodies of those who died due to corona virus cannot be transported from one area to another. Neither such dead bodies can be buried nor can they be preserved by other means.
Reports have shown that the dead bodies should be kept in sealed bags by health workers, which cannot be opened later. The guidelines issued said that crews and vehicles should also be sent by the crematoriums to bring the dead bodies and the route should be fixed beforehand to prevent the spread of infection. It is known that 304 people have died due to infection of this virus in China while more than 14 thousand people are infected. Meanwhile, in China, the army was given the responsibility of a hospital that is specially designed to treat patients infected with the corona virus. At the same time, 1,400 doctors of the Chinese Army will treat those infected with the virus in a hospital named 1000-bed Fire God Mountain. It has been learned that the hospital is one of the two temporary hospitals which have been built in view of the excess of patients in Wuhan. The second hospital has been named Thunder God Mountain which will have a facility of 1,600 beds.
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