MAYNILA — Aminado ang ilang nasa industriya ng funeral service na maging sila ay nabulaga at hindi handa sa naging epekto ng COVID-19 pandemic, lalo't hindi basta-basta ang pagproseso sa mga bangkay n
MAYNILA — Aminado ang ilang nasa industriya ng funeral service na maging sila ay nabulaga at hindi handa sa naging epekto ng COVID-19 pandemic, lalo't hindi basta-basta ang pagproseso sa mga bangkay ng nasawi dahil sa sakit. Halong kaba at takot ang nararamdaman niya ngayon tuwing kukuha ng bangkay sa mga morgue ng ospital.
"Dapat may name tag na siya, hindi 'yung bubuksan mo pa siya kung siya nga 'yung kukunin po namin," dagdag nito. Hindi rin nakapaghanda ang punerarya nang mag-lockdown sa buong Luzon. Hindi sila nakapag-imbak ng gasolina na kailangan para mapagana ang mga makina sa pag-cremate."Because of the lockdown, we lost almost 1/3 of our staff. Because there is no public transportation, they couldn't come to work," giit ni Puyat. "We require that it is a double bag, and we require that the zippers are taped. And that's the only time we pick up.
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