Covid-19: Repatriation of deceased from Singapore possible

SINGAPORE (Bernama): It is possible to repatriate the remains of Covid-19 victims from Singapore, says the republic's National Environment Agency (NEA)

It said in an email reply to Bernama on Saturday (Oct 23) that there are a set of procedures in handling the remains of foreigners who had succumbed to Covid-19 in Singapore.

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Covid-19 , Singapore , Malaysia , Deceased , National Environment Agency , NEA , Repatriation

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