Hospital told to keep bodies of 26/11 attackers a little longer

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Posted: Jan 31, 2009 at 0238 hrs IST

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Mumbai The Medical Education Department that manages JJ Hospital has been asked by the police to keep the bodies of the nine slain 26/11 terrorists a while longer. For two months, the bodies have been preserved at the hospital. Tests have been conducted and DNA samples collected by various agencies, including the FBI.

“We received a letter from the police to preserve the bodies for a while longer. It has been two months since the attack and medically we can preserve bodies for six months. Disposal is the responsibility of the police, so we have to keep them till we receive orders,” said Bhushan Gagrani, secretary, medical education.

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Hospital told to keep bodies of 26/11 attackers a little longer by Suresh Rao on 31 Jan 2009

When thecourt gives itsorder todispose off the bodies JJ Hospital - please arrangeto wrap the terrorists bodies in pig skin and have it burnt and the ashes flushed down the drains

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