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The five cemeteries of Duque de Caxias, in the Baixada Fluminense, were sealed Tuesday afternoon (8). From this Wednesday (9), burying a body in the county will be the subject of a request to the mayor. For each burial, the administration will file a different trial and the burial will only result in a court decision, as shown by RJ2.
According to the municipality, the company responsible for the administration of the cemeteries does not respect the price list and the environmental legislation. According to the town hall, low-income families, who are entitled to free burials, would be out of service on weekends.
For the mayor of the city, Washington Reis, the dealer would commit a crime if he did not fulfill the contract.
"Our lawyer is asking for justice so that we can find a way out, or host the cemeteries, or release to serve the people, but this dealer can not afford to stay here without fulfilling the contract that constitutes a crime," he said. Washington Kings
Last week, bodies covered with plastic bags were left on stretchers in the corridors of the Moacyr do Carmo Hospital. The morgue was already full and the corpses came out of the refrigerator.
The company responsible for the administration of the cemeteries of Duque de Caxias states that cemeteries have been arbitrarily banned, which is attractive for justice. The company also indicates that burials take place normally, including free on weekends.
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