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China - Shanghai officials deny funeral parlors are cremating two or more corpses in one incinerator - January 1, 2023

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Shanghai denies rumors on funeral services, insists on cremating one corpse per incinerator, upholding dignity of the deceased
By Global Times
Published: Jan 01, 2023 09:51 PM


The Shanghai municipal government announced on Sunday that the city's funeral system insisted on upholding the dignity of the deceased and the rights and interests of families, debunking rumors circulating online which claimed funeral parlors in the city were cremating two or more corpses in one incinerator.

The operation of cremation equipment in Shanghai's funeral parlors is in line with national standards, which requires cremating one corpse in one incinerator, the Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau told local media Jiefang Daily Sunday.

"The city's funeral system insists on safeguarding the dignity of the deceased and the rights and interests of the families. The situation circulating on the internet has never happened and will not happen in any of the city's funeral parlors,” the bureau said.

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