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You are at:»»Often after tragedies in which many are killed, including from natural disasters, there will be reports coming long after the event about how many bodies of victims have not yet been claimed. A question that might bring this closer to home is to ask these questions:

Who are the people in our community who, if they died, might have no one to claim their bodies?
Do we know their names?
Do we have any connection with them?

Often after tragedies in which many are killed, including from natural disasters, there will be reports coming long after the event about how many bodies of victims have not yet been claimed. A question that might bring this closer to home is to ask these questions:

Who are the people in our community who, if they died, might have no one to claim their bodies?
Do we know their names?
Do we have any connection with them?

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