Efforts are focussing instead on the need to cremate the thousands of dead to prevent the spread of disease.
They might decide that it was time to cremate him at that place he had chosen, just down from his house overlooking the sea.
Her grandmother said they may cremate her in Jamaica and split her ashes between her home in London and the island she loved so much.
In India, Hindus generally try to cremate bodies the same day a person dies if the death occurs before dusk, and furnaces generally run on electricity.
Total victory would mean being permitted to cremate corpses in the open air, thereby, according to their belief, allowing the soul to flee the body unimpeded.
Since he had to leave his physical body behind, Li asked a student to watch over it, instructing him to cremate it if his spirit had not returned after a week.
Americans bury or cremate 20, 000 transplantable organs every year.
"At the end of the day, they say his grave can be exhumed and they can cremate Jimmy Savile and they can put him in a private place known only to the family, " he said.
Situated on the banks of the Ganges River, Varanasi (formerly Benares) is visited by millions of Hindu pilgrims each year, most coming to cremate a deceased loved one and bathe themselves in the river's horrifically polluted but extremely holy waters.
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