Macabre found in the Emshu

During their routine visit, the collectors of the Municipal Health and Urban Sanitation Authority (Emhsu) found in the early hours of Monday a box wrapped in several consortium bags with something of very particular to the interior. He was two feet, in perfect condition, apparently from a woman with diabetes.
Sources in the first section informed ARENA that Emhsu workers found a box wrapped in several two-legged consortia bags. inside. The remains would be from a woman with diabetes and were in perfect state of preservation.
Manuel Andrada, supervisor of the municipal entity who was present at the event, told this diary some details of the macabre discovery. According to the worker, the unpleasant discovery was made during the routine, in the vicinity of the casino area, north of the capital Pampa.
"Generally, every six or seven collection blocks, there is usually a break and we review what is inside the garbage trucks," Andrada explained at the consultation. newspaper. "He was there when the boys noticed a box that was wrapped in many nylon bags, which caught their attention," he added.
At that time, the supervisor was present at the scene and, at that moment, they opened the box and found – totally overwhelmed – the lugubrious content: two feet in perfect condition. "Something like that never happened, it's the first time, it was really not something nice, the truth that worried us all." As soon as we realized, we we called the police, "says the worker

Reckless
The workers moved the box to the premises of the municipal entity located on the street Garay Vivas in this city and waited for the arrival of the workers. Once the first section of staff was on the scene, they performed the first tests.
A brief statement was made to the employees who made the discovery and, once the tasks were completed, the remains were Taken for later badysis, who was in charge of Medical Examiner Juan Carlos Toulousse.
"According to the report of the forensic doctor, it is about two feet from a woman with diabetes, which have been preserved in fo malaldehyde, "they said from the police headquarters.
While everything is in the research phase, the research coincided that in many cases private laboratories are very reckless in this type of case and usually do not take the necessary preventive measures to properly dispose of this type of biological waste.
At present, the origin of the remains is unknown, and it is not certain that they belong to a living or dead person. "The woman does not have to be dead, but everything is a reason for investigation," they condemned the Sectional.