DISPOSAL OF DEAD BODIES OF COVID 19 VICTIMS AND ‘HUMAN RIGHTS’
Posted on January 28th, 2021

Palitha Mapatuna

Among certain individuals, confusion seems to be evident with regard to disposal of dead bodies of Covid 19 victims and what they call ‘human rights’.  

However, the issue here seems to be not a question of ‘human rights’, but the most prudent form of disposal of these dead bodies, given the uncertainties regarding the survival of the specific virus.

In this regard, the deciding factor for any authority with a proper sense of responsibility seems necessarily to be the welfare of all and not narrow-visioned considerations. 

Palitha Mapatuna

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