– Compliance with environmental standards: cremation must limit polluting emissions.
– Administrative rigor: each body must be identified and tracked with absolute precision.
– Emotional burden: despite the necessary distance, being confronted with death every day is not insignificant.
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“The ashes are solely those of the deceased” → True. Every precaution is taken to avoid any confusion. Only particles from the coffin can mix with them.
“The body catches fire immediately” → False. Combustion is gradual: it begins with the soft tissues, then reaches the bones.
“An intact skeleton can be recovered after cremation” → False. The bones are weakened and reduced to dust after passing through the cremator.
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