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New York legalizes composting of human bodies in a bid to go green

US: New York legalizes composting of human bodies in a bid to go green

According to a BBC report, under human composting a person's body is put in a sealed container and allowed to decay for a period of weeks.

US: New York legalises composting of human bodies in a bid to go green

According to a BBC report, under human composting a person's body is put in a sealed container and allowed to decay for a period of weeks

In a bid to go green, New York has become the sixth US state to legalise human composting, meaning that after a person is dead, their body can be turned into soil.&nbsp;
The move is seen as an environment friendly alternative to burial or cremation.
According to a BBC report, under human composting a person's body is put in a sealed container and allowed to decay for a period of weeks.
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This process is called natural organic reduction in which materials like wood chips, straw grass are placed alongside the dead in the container. After the body has decayed in a month's time, the soil is handed over to the deceased's family which can be use for planting trees, vegetables or flowers.

In a grisly incident, five bodies, including a newborn baby, were found in a well in Rajasthan's Jaipur on May 28. The deceased belonged to the same family, and had left home after a domestic fight, as per police.
The victims included three women in their 20s, a 4-year-old child, and a 20-day-old baby. Police suspect that it was a case of suicide, as per news agency PTI. The women lived in Meeno ka Mohalla, and the bodies were found in a well in Dudu area.
Senior Superintendent of Police, Dinesh Kumar Sharma said, "We got information that 3 daughters-in-law from the same family had left home with their children. The family had filed a missing persons' complaint. Police filed a case and searched for the women. It emerged that a quarrel had occurred between the husband and wife, and all three women... They were all real sisters. The middle sister Mamta, had a quarrel with her husband. In anger, all three women left the house. We searched for them. In this isolated place at some distance from the village, we found dead bodies of the three."

Five bodies found in a well: 3 women, a baby & 4-yr-old found dead in Jaipur days after going missing

Bodies in Jaipur well: the deceased belonged to the same family, and had left home after a domestic fight, as per police.

In a grisly incident, five bodies, including a newborn baby, were found in a well in Rajasthan's Jaipur on May 28. The deceased belonged to the same family, and had left home after a domestic fight, as per police.
The victims included three women in their 20s, a 4-year-old child, and a 20-day-old baby. Police suspect that it was a case of suicide, as per news agency PTI. The women lived in Meeno ka Mohalla, and the bodies were found in a well in Dudu area.
Senior Superintendent of Police, Dinesh Kumar Sharma said, "We got information that 3 daughters-in-law from the same family had left home with their children. The family had filed a missing persons' complaint. Police filed a case and searched for the women. It emerged that a quarrel had occurred between the husband and wife, and all three women... They were all real sisters. The middle sister Mamta, had a quarrel with her husband. In anger, all three women left the house. We searched for them. In this isolated place at some distance from the village, we found dead bodies of the three."
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