【印度真相】“進場”要打架，後院成“墓園”！【有視頻】_風聞

這就是印度！

CNN: 週二，北德里市市長Jai Prakash給德里首席部長Arvind Kejriwal寫了一封信，要求森林部門提供穩定的供應。

同時，家庭不得不為燒燬其親屬的屍體支付木材費用。許多人沒有選擇，因為他們在擁擠的火葬場裏爭奪空間。

火葬被認為是印度喪葬禮儀的重要組成部分，因為人們相信必須毀掉屍體才能使靈魂繼續輪迴。

《華盛頓郵報》的專欄作家巴爾卡·杜特（Barkha Dutt）在本週失去了父親。

她在星期三説：“當我們為他火化時，火化場上沒有空間-多個家庭之間爆發了一場肢體衝突。” “我們不得不叫警察給我父親火化。”

杜特補充説：“儘管遭受了毀滅性打擊，但我比大多數印度人幸運。” “我想到需要火葬場的家庭，屍體一直躺在地板上。”

On Tuesday, Jai Prakash, the mayor of North Delhi, wrote a letter to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, asking that the forest department provide a steady supply.

In the meantime, families are having to pay for the wood to burn their relatives’ bodies. Many see no choice, as they jockey for space at crowded crematoriums.

Cremation is considered an important part of Hindu funeral rites, due to the belief the body must be destroyed for the soul to proceed to reincarnation.

Barkha Dutt, a columnist at the Washington Post, lost her father to Covid-19 this week after he was ferried to the hospital on a faulty oxygen cylinder.

“When we went to cremate him, there was no space at the cremation ground -- there was a physical fight that erupted between multiple families,” she said Wednesday. “We had to call the police to cremate my father.”

“Despite my devastation, I was luckier than most Indians,” Dutt added. “I think of the families that need cremation grounds, where bodies have been lying on the floor.”

《海峽時報》：在南部的卡納塔克邦，政府就被迫允許家庭將死去的親人火化或埋葬在自己的農場，土地或後院，只要他們遵守健康指南。

卡納塔克邦首席部長B.S. Yediyurappa在4月21日的命令中寫道：“謹慎行事，以分散的方式迅速，恭敬地處置屍體，同時要考慮到悲痛的情況，避免擁擠在火葬場和墓地。”並形容疫情“失控”。

邦首府班加羅爾-亞洲的硅谷-創下了一天以來的最高死亡人數，上週五有124人死亡。

In the southern state of Karnataka, the government has been forced to permit families to cremate or bury their dead loved ones in their own farms, lands or backyards, as long as they complied with health guidelines.

“It is prudent to swiftly and respectfully dispose the body in a decentralised manner keeping in view the grieving circumstance and to avoid crowding in crematoriums and burial grounds,” an April 21 order read, with Karnataka Chief Minister B. S. Yediyurappa describing the Covid-19 situation as “out of control”.

The state capital Bangalore - Asia’s Silicon Valley - had recorded the highest death toll in a day, with 124 deaths reported on Friday.

該市的七個Covid-19火葬場日以繼夜地運轉，使每天到達的20至25具屍體被火化，這是正常時間平均水平的四倍。

一位不願透露姓名的班加羅爾的主要建築企業家説，他的家人本週在後院的草坪上挖了埋葬他的父親。

他説：“作為印度教徒，我們應該把他火化，但這座城市的所有七個火葬場都告訴我們，要等48小時。”

Insider： 印度的火葬場工人承受着沉重的負擔，因為該國毀滅性的COVID-19激增造成了巨大的傷亡，他們每晚只能睡兩個小時。

在印度德里經營服務的Jitender Singh Shunty免費運送和火化屍體。他告訴Insider，他一直在全天候為死難者提供火葬。

他説：“這些天我甚至沒有兩個小時的睡眠。” “早上七點，我來這裏，我開始派遣救護車，或者安排屍體被撿起，然後將其火化。”

桑蒂（Shunty）説，在他25年的職業生涯中，他通常每天看到10具屍體，但現在平均每天有90具。