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ImLostAgain | 08:47 Sat 21st Mar 2020 | Body & Soul
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If someone were to die today (not from coronavirus) would the funeral be affected by all the isolation rules?
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Avatar Image douglas9401
Yes.
08:48 Sat 21st Mar 2020
Avatar Image ummmm
Yes...looks like it.
08:49 Sat 21st Mar 2020
Avatar Image naomi24
We were due to go to a funeral this week but have been told that only the widow and her two daughters will be allowed in the chapel at the crematorium. What a sad time for them.
08:51 Sat 21st Mar 2020
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That would be so upsetting.
08:56 Sat 21st Mar 2020
Avatar Image Zacs-Master
The story in Leeds (echoed around the country, no doubt)
https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/politics/new-funeral-bookings-leeds-will-be-cremation-only-no-attendees-2503679
08:58 Sat 21st Mar 2020
Avatar Image douglas9401
The silver lining is that people will save a fortune on 'extras' that society has previously seen as 'normal'.
09:00 Sat 21st Mar 2020
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Oh dear, that is so depressing.
09:02 Sat 21st Mar 2020
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That was to Zacs.
09:02 Sat 21st Mar 2020
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yes, its not the reason for the death, its preventing gatherings. Very sad....sadder I think than the rules about weddings.
09:20 Sat 21st Mar 2020

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