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Work In Progress: Issues Being Addressed At Government Graveyards
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Covid-19 pandemic may be over but some areas are still feeling the fallout. Case in point? Government graveyards.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Covid-19 pandemic may be over but some areas are still feeling the fallout. Case in point? Government graveyards.
The death of a relative is something we all encounter, and when someone dies, the purchase of a burial plot is a normal part of funeral arrangements.
If you are looking to use a government cemetery, it is something the Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs regulates.
Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs Central Services Supervisor Alexander Curry is also reminding families of the system that’s in place to avoid any delays.
He admits that the Covid-19 pandemic presented a problem that has lasting effects.
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