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and well being of all the handlers ought to be ensured by providing all, necessary resources for keeping them out of harm’s way, which includes both structural equipment like PPEs (i.e. gloves, gowns, face shields, N95 masks, goggles, shoe covers, etc.), sanitizers, clean autopsy tables, and working environment. Also, comprehensive instructions to follow, allowing minimum fanning out of the infection to healthy individuals including themselves, which may include providing training in hand hygiene and how to put on / remove PPEs. Lonely death and no relation at last rights, this may seem like the ending of an incredibly sad film, but unfortunately, it has become the reality of people infected by the presently-pandemic microbe, the Coronavirus; specifically a novel strain of it, the COVID-19 virus.[1] COVID-19 is one strain that wasn’t previously identified in humans. It first showed signs of its existence in late 2019 in Wuhan, China, where the reported case of the individual developed a mysterious illness, that proceeded to show worsening signs of the acute respiratory disease started.[2] From there, in just a matter of months, it has caused a large and ongoing outbreak. Since then, there have been thousands of confirmed cases and alarmingly increasing deaths worldwide. Recent evidence suggests that it is transmitted between people through droplets, fomites, and close contact, with possible spread also through secretions and feces.[3] This is a new virus whose source and disease progression are not yet entirely clear, hence more precautionary measures are a necessity until more and definite evidence is available about its mode of progression. Ever since the first person passed away from this utterly infectious malady, it became quite clear that the proper last rituals of the suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19 were an urgent necessity, with each situation to be managed on a case-by-case basis, balancing the rights of the family, the need to investigate the cause of death, and the risks of exposure to infection. Hence, an efficient protocol of dealing with the infected corpses has to be devised as a national action plan to combat the risks involved during the transportation, handling and if needed, postmortem examination of the dead body. A separate set of guidelines for the systemic burial of the departed soul should also be set forth to assure the maximum limitation of the spread of the disease while maintaining the dignity of the deceased. Editorial

Last Rituals and handling of deceased in corona pandemic.