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2004/12/29 [Health/Disease/General, Politics] UID:35478 Activity:insanely high |
12/29 Another question, with so many people dead, how do they identify them if they don't carry any form of identification? How many of the 80000 is identified? \_ They don't. A huge number of bodies are being buried in mass graves, in many cases being shoved in by a catterpillar truck, because they pose a serious disease threat. This is happening by the thousands. \_ May they rest in peace.... \_ Part of the plea for help is for forensic experts and large refigeration units for jury-rigged morgues. \-i think dealing with the dead bodies is for human/psych/relig reasons, not as a source of disease. --psb \_ it's for all of those reasons. with tens of thousands of dead bodies, infections are bound to be abundant. \-this is not the primary source of infection. it is fecal matter in water supply. this is not a case of getting rid of the bodies of people who died of an infectious disease [like in the black death or ebola etc]. \_ It's also just common sense. If there's 500 dead dead bodies where you live, are you going to let them sit in the equatorial sun for a week while you dig individual graves? No, you say a prayer and dump them in a mass grave before the smell gets too horrid. \_ So in other words, it's impossible to tell who had actually died, because just counting the bodies is even sometimes impossible. So I guess if someone is missing, they will be presumed dead unless they are found later? Sad... \_ Note to self: Wait until tsunami hits to carry out murders of people I don't like. Spelling \_ Note to self: Wait until tsunami hits to cary out murders of people I don't like. Speling wanker in above entry first on list ... |
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