Insiden salah serah mayat pada waris di Hospital Pulau Pinang

cknoriz

x buka check bakar terus adoyaiii semua buat silap dlm cete ni..nasib la cina n cina maunya cina n melayu islam adoiiii naya naya mohon jd pengajaran make sure double check

dauswq

ronapink replied at 23-11-2016 12:55 AM
sampai dah buat upacara dah..

ehh kaum keluarga xbuka tgk dah ke muka si mati..penghormatan ter ...

mungkin masing2 sibuk kira duit insurans dpt kot
smpi lupa nak tatap dulu sblm masuk dlm relung

kesian pd famili utk mangsa yg tak sepatutnya kena bakar

cmf_shalom

Hospital terbakar mgorbankan pesakit
Bayi diculik dari hospital
Hospital silap serah mayat

musim hospital plak skrg....

dah la ketiga2 tragedi tu perkara serius...

mizzmimi

Takkan masa amik mayat tu tak check tengok

Terus bakar je. Kalau islam cane. Naya je.

ronapink

dauswq replied at 23-11-2016 01:02 PM
mungkin masing2 sibuk kira duit insurans dpt kot
smpi lupa nak tatap dulu sblm masuk dlm relung : ...

hahahaha takut mayat bertukar jadi hantu kutt..

-electrifying-

aduh dh bakar terus tak tahan tu, ttbe dpt abu je LOL

Daisyna

mayat pun dah jadi abu...baru perasan tersilap hantar ke waris,krik krik krik

zorrro_03

hmm je laaaaaa. Kalau ke gini ke etis mungkin beliau tak kesah kot.... tiada apa2 katanya...  

amyza

Dapat je mayat terus bakar???Biasa cina kan simpan 1-2hari utk upacara. Express betul family tu mcm dah tak hingin tatap si mati.

R2D2

Kin hope for quick end to cremation mix-up


GEORGE TOWN: The grieving family members of a man whose remains were mistakenly claimed and cremated by another family are awaiting DNA test results of the ashes.

The results will verify the identity of the remains and allow Fong Meng Tuck’s three children to have their father’s death certificate issued.

After that, the ashes will be placed at a temple columbarium.

Eldest daughter Fong I Wen, 34, said the results would be out tomorrow “or at latest, Friday”.

“We hope that the blood samples from the three of us will match the DNA in the ashes,” she said.

She and her brothers, Chee Keong, 32, and Chee Hong, 28, gave the samples to Penang Hospital staff on Tuesday afternoon.

Chee Keong said they needed to make the arrangements as soon as possible for their father’s remains to be placed at its final resting place.

“We have until Friday, according to our custom. Another temple has allowed us to place our father’s ashes there without the need for a death certificate, but we prefer that his remains go to Kek Lok Si Temple.

“Kek Lok Si has good feng shui and this will be good for our father in his afterlife, and for us,” he said during the wake at Gat Lebuh Noor­din yesterday.

The engineer said they have en­gaged a lawyer to initiate legal ac­tion against Penang Hospital over the mix up.

“We will not take action against the funeral home that made the arrangements for the cremation because they were not aware of the mix-up,” he added.

Fong was killed in a road accident at about 2am on Monday in Maccal­lum Street, 200m away from his home.

His body was sent to Penang Hospital for a post-mortem and a hospital staff member reportedly released it to the other family by mistake.

The staff member had allegedly not followed procedure for the release of the body and has been suspended from duty.

The family that had the body cremated could not be reached for comment.

tediber

dauswq replied at 23-11-2016 01:02 PM
mungkin masing2 sibuk kira duit insurans dpt kot
smpi lupa nak tatap dulu sblm masuk dlm relung : ...

Ada baca dalam paper, mayat kedua tu dah reput. Itu yg family tak buka tengok terus bakar.

batmana

sbnrnya, klu dlm keadaan apa pn, waris wajib perikse dlu.
psl manusia slalu wat silap.

kuntau

yg salah tu kakitangan.. ni dah berpanjangan sampai salahkan family tak check bagai.  Kalau tukang masak terbubuh racun dalam mee goreng.. kau makan mati nk salahkan kau tak check dulu ke.?

ronapink

kalau dah terus bakar,

macamana tau tersilap