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KOMPAS.com- A number of tombs of Covid-19 patients in Lemoe Village, Parepare City, South Sulawesi were uncovered.
Even more shocking, the corpses in the tomb disappeared. There are about 7 corpses.
At the location, there are several graves that have been dismantled and only a coffin remains.
However, there are also graves that have collapsed and are thought to have closed their holes again after being dug.
The police suspect, this case is the theft of a corpse.
Find flip-flops
Police found flip-flops at the site of an uncovered grave.
The police finally confiscated the sandals.
“We have carried out the crime scene processing, and have also confiscated a number of evidence in the grave including the flip-flops in the uncovered grave,” said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Asian Police Parepare Iptu Sihombing.
Officers examined a number of witnesses regarding the alleged theft of this corpse.
They also visited the family of the Covid-19 patient who was declared missing.
Also read: Splashy of a number of Covid-19 patient graves in Parepare dismantled, bodies missing
Illustration of a corpse-The Police Chief will take firm action if the body is stolen
Parepare Police Chief AKBP Welly Abdillah emphasized that he would take firm action against the perpetrators of the demolition of the tombs.
“The perpetrators of taking the Covid-19 body will certainly take a firm action,” said Welly, as quoted from the press release. Parepare Tribune.
The Chief of Police has ordered his staff to thoroughly investigate the case of the disappearance of the Covid-19 patient’s body.
Known pilgrims
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Illustration-Launch Parepare Tribune, the discovery of eating and the disappearance of a number of bodies of Covid-19 patients were first discovered by a resident on a pilgrimage.
The resident named Eva was originally going to make a pilgrimage to the grave of her sister who died because of Covid-19.
How surprised Eva was to learn that there were several tombs in an uncovered condition. The body in the tomb also disappeared.
He believes the demolition of the tomb was done recently. Because, some time ago, Eva saw that the tomb was still tidy while making a pilgrimage to her sister’s tomb.
“I am sure that the demolition of this tomb was recent. Because a few days ago the graves were still lined up neatly, complete with graves,” he said.
Source: Kompas.com (Author: Pinrang Contributor, Suddin Syamsuddin | Editor: Teuku Muhammad Valdy Arief), Parepare Tribune
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Illustration of a corpse-The Police Chief will take firm action if the body is stolen
Parepare Police Chief AKBP Welly Abdillah emphasized that he would take firm action against the perpetrators of the demolition of the tombs.
“The perpetrators of taking the Covid-19 body will certainly take a firm action,” said Welly, as quoted from the press release. Parepare Tribune.
The Chief of Police has ordered his staff to thoroughly investigate the case of the disappearance of the Covid-19 patient’s body.
Known pilgrims
Illustration-Launch Parepare Tribune, the discovery of eating and the disappearance of a number of bodies of Covid-19 patients were first discovered by a resident on a pilgrimage.
The resident named Eva was originally going to make a pilgrimage to the grave of her sister who died because of Covid-19.
How surprised Eva was to learn that there were several tombs in an uncovered condition. The body in the tomb also disappeared.
He believes the demolition of the tomb was done recently. Because, some time ago, Eva saw that the tomb was still tidy while making a pilgrimage to her sister’s tomb.
“I am sure that the demolition of this tomb was recent. Because a few days ago the graves were still lined up neatly, complete with graves,” he said.
Source: Kompas.com (Author: Pinrang Contributor, Suddin Syamsuddin | Editor: Teuku Muhammad Valdy Arief), Parepare Tribune
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