Article Related To COVID-19 victims

An exhibition of white flags, covering more than 20 acres, representing Americans who have died of COVID-19 opened yesterday.

The National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) has stressed that all matters related to the management of the remains of COVID-19 victims in the capital are being handled in an orderly manner.

Muhammad Sanusi has apologised for his joke on freezer containers to hold corpses of COVID-19 victims that has since gone viral.

The funeral management involving Muslim COVID-19 fatalities at three hospitals in Selangor will not be more than 24 hours following the implementation of a funeral management initiative.

The recent hike in the number of COVID-19 fatalities has forced the funeral management team at several Muslim cemeteries in the city to use backhoes to dig graves.

The next-of-kin of those who died of COVID-19 here were asked to allow the burial to be done at the cemetery set by the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Department (JAWI).

As of last Monday, Mohd Z Affendi said they had buried 150 COVID-19 victims at the cemetery, that is eight to 12 victims per day.

MAIS has allocated a baitulmal contribution of RM50,000 to supply equipment for the management of remains of COVID-19 victims at hospitals in Selangor.

Two cremators will be added in Selangor soon, for speedier cremation of the remains of non-Muslim COVID-19 victims in the state.

Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said this was following the remains of COVID-19 victims not being managed fast.

The situation at the Section 21 Muslim Cemetery is not like any ordinary day with rows of hearses seen entering and leaving the area for the burial process, believed to be COVID-19 victims.

Upon receiving the task entrusted to them, these gravediggers will proceed to ensure the remains were handled as soon as possible.

Despite having worked as a gravedigger for the past 20 years, deaths involving COVID-19 patients have always torn Shuib Aziz's heart apart, as he can only offer some comfort to the family members.

India's federal government has asked states to check the practice of dumping bodies of COVID-19 victims into the river Ganga, as the country struggles in a devastating second wave of infections.

The programme allegedly offers US$100,000 in cash to eligible COVID-19 victims.

The study, will likely set course for lawmakers and tech platforms around the world as they navigate a push to age-restrict social media.

Hezbollah continues to claim that it defeated the Israeli military in Lebanon and says its forces will ensure IDF adheres to the ceasefire.

Prostate cancer is experienced by one in 120 men in Malaysia, especially those above the age of 50.

Astro AWANI excels after winning five awards at the Malaysia Public Relations Awards 2024 in Kuala Lumpur

The flood situation across the country continues to worsen, with the number of victims in nine states reaching 120,272 people

Hundreds show up for the opening of the US coffeehouse chain's newest store in an observatory near the city of Gimpo.

A trial of methods to enforce it will start in January with the ban to take effect by Nov. 2025.

Angela Merkel wrote in her new memoir "Freedom" that, Vladimir Putin sometimes brought the pet to meetings with foreign guests.

The prosecution witnesses say they did not report the incident to the hostel warden for fear of being beaten like the victim.

State police chief Datuk Mohd Yusoff Mamat urges the public to remain vigilant about the rising level of the river.