Telangana Worker's Body Identified in Bahrain, Death Certificate Issued

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A Telangana worker who died five years ago in Bahrain has been identified, and a death certificate has been issued by the authorities. Sreepada Naresh, a resident of Ramnagar Street in Metpally town, Jagtial district, died at Salmaniya Hospital in Bahrain on May 28, 2020, due to septic shock with multi-organ failure, liver failure, and community-acquired pneumonia. Despite efforts to contact Naresh's family, his body remained unidentified, and he was preserved in the morgue. However, a resident of Jagtial, M Rakesh, recently found the family's house and informed them of Naresh's death. Due to the body's condition, it will not be possible to send it to India, and Naresh's brother, Anand, will travel to Bahrain for the funeral.

Key Takeaways:

  • Sreepada Naresh, a Telangana worker from Ramnagar Street in Metpally town, Jagtial district, died at Salmaniya Hospital in Bahrain on May 28, 2020.
  • The cause of death was officially recorded as "septic shock with multi-organ failure, liver failure, and community-acquired pneumonia."
  • Naresh's body remained unidentified due to lack of claimants, and it was preserved in the Salmaniya Hospital morgue for five years.
  • A resident of Jagtial, M Rakesh, searched for Naresh's house and managed to trace his family, informing them of his death.
  • The Embassy of India in Bahrain has informed Naresh's family that due to the condition of the mortal remains, it would not be possible to send the body to India.
  • The family has been given the option to cremate or bury Naresh in Bahrain itself.

Statistics:

  • The body of Sreepada Naresh was preserved in the Salmaniya Hospital morgue for 5 years.
  • The cause of death was officially recorded as septic shock with multi-organ failure, liver failure, and community-acquired pneumonia.
  • 2020 - The year in which Sreepada Naresh died at Salmaniya Hospital in Bahrain.
  • 1 - The number of family members who will travel to Bahrain for the funeral (Naresh's brother, Anand).

Sources:

  • "Embassy of India, Bahrain"
  • "Telangana government"
  • "Salmaniya Hospital"