Gas Crematorium to Ease Pressure on Burial Land
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- Construction has begun on a gas-fired crematorium at Varoko Hindu Shamshan Bhumi in Ba.
- Minister Charan Jeath Singh said the project will provide families with a more dignified and culturally appropriate option while easing pressure on burial land.
A new gas-fired crematorium is being built in Ba to give families another option for final rites and reduce pressure on burial land.
Construction has started at Varoko Hindu Shamshan Bhumi. The gas cremator machine has already been supplied by the Ministry.
Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh said the facility would offer a more dignified and culturally appropriate choice for families.
a more dignified and culturally appropriate option for final rites
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