crematory
A place where cremation is provided, usually with a funeral home. If a person dies, he will be cremated there. Crematorium is generally located in remote places such as suburbs, and there are mainly condolence halls, that is, places where bodies say goodbye. The number of condolence halls is determined according to the size of the city. There is also a lounge for relatives and friends who have lost their families to rest, and a place to store bodies.
After death, the family or unit of the deceased must obtain a death certificate. If he dies in a hospital, the hospital shall issue a death certificate; If someone in the family dies of illness, a death certificate shall be issued by the village committee, neighborhood committee or police station; In case of death due to unconventional reasons, the unit or public security department shall issue a certificate of death or cremation.
After the body is transported to the funeral home, the car carrying the family members can take two or three family members to the business room first, submit the death certificate, buy the urn, get the cremation certificate, and pay the fee well. It usually takes two to three days to get the ashes. If there are special circumstances that need to be advanced, you can go through the formalities for receiving the ashes in advance, and you should take the cremation certificate to the place where the ashes are collected when connecting the ashes.
According to the regulations on the storage of ashes, some can contact directly at the cremation site with the cremation certificate, and some can contact the designated ashes hall with the cremation certificate. The storage time is generally three years, and it can be renewed when the time comes. If it is not taken or renewed after the expiration, it will be handled by the cinerary hall as appropriate.