Forensic medical doctors in Dubai concluded that Sridevi died of a middle attack and added there is not anything suspicious about the way the superstar passed on to the great beyond , reliable sources in Dubai said.
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According to an unbiased journalist running within the Gulf, if a person there dies in health center, the cause of demise is known and the procedure to free up the body is fast. However, if a demise happens outside a health center, even a natural demise, police should be knowledgeable and they'll investigate the demise after they first check in a case. In case a body needs to be sent in a foreign country for cremation, there are, naturally, much more reliable steps to be taken, said the journalist Vasudeva Rao.
As according to procedure, the body is first saved within the morgue at Al Qusais. After forensic exam at the General Department of Forensic Evidence, the body is handed over to the police. After the autopsy file, a demise certificates is given and after that the police give their clearance.
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Then, the police visa of the one who has passed on to the great beyond is verified, and then the Indian consulate in Dubai cancels their passport, problems a demise certificates as well as a no-objection certificates to facilitate transporting of the mortal stays to India.
Amid these preparations, the police will factor a number of letters - for the body to be collected from the health center/morgue, for embalming, to where the place the remaining rites will likely be performed, to the airport and to the airways. The demise certificates will likely be issued in Arabic. The translated replica in English will likely be supplied to the Indian consulate in Dubai and then it is going to factor a no-objection certificates to the family/relative to transport the body back to India.
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Also Read: Sridevi's forensic file indicates demise by "accidental drowning"
According to an unbiased journalist running within the Gulf, if a person there dies in health center, the cause of demise is known and the procedure to free up the body is fast. However, if a demise happens outside a health center, even a natural demise, police should be knowledgeable and they'll investigate the demise after they first check in a case. In case a body needs to be sent in a foreign country for cremation, there are, naturally, much more reliable steps to be taken, said the journalist Vasudeva Rao.
As according to procedure, the body is first saved within the morgue at Al Qusais. After forensic exam at the General Department of Forensic Evidence, the body is handed over to the police. After the autopsy file, a demise certificates is given and after that the police give their clearance.
Also Read: Sridevi was once prepping for ‘marvel’ dinner date before premature demise?
Then, the police visa of the one who has passed on to the great beyond is verified, and then the Indian consulate in Dubai cancels their passport, problems a demise certificates as well as a no-objection certificates to facilitate transporting of the mortal stays to India.
Amid these preparations, the police will factor a number of letters - for the body to be collected from the health center/morgue, for embalming, to where the place the remaining rites will likely be performed, to the airport and to the airways. The demise certificates will likely be issued in Arabic. The translated replica in English will likely be supplied to the Indian consulate in Dubai and then it is going to factor a no-objection certificates to the family/relative to transport the body back to India.
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