'Gold teeth' taken from the body...A large quantity found in a crematorium warehouse = South Korea

Police have launched an investigation after a large amount of metal, believed to be gold teeth, was discovered at a crematorium in Yeosu, South Korea. According to News 1 on the 13th, Yeosu City recently held a memorial service for Yongle Gong at the City Park Cemetery.
A metal substance believed to be a gold tooth was found at the nursery and a request was made to an investigative agency. In response, the police are investigating the reason why the gold tooth was kept at the crematorium rather than being disposed of with people involved in the crematorium.
The plan is to do so. Previously, in December last year, internal staff at Yongle Park were cleaning out a warehouse at the crematorium when they discovered a gold tooth and reported it.
Yeosu City has conducted its own investigation and found that there have been cases in the past of people removing gold teeth from the body and selling them.
Suspecting what was going on, he handed over related materials to investigative agencies. In addition, the city operates cremation facilities in accordance with related laws, but confirmed that there were no detailed guidelines for the disposal of the body, and last month voluntarily decided to
We have prepared "Operational Guidelines for Body Disposal." A Yeosu city official said, ``If there is a gold tooth or the like before the body treatment, we ask for consent and record it in the diary, and we obtain consent in the presence of two or more employees.''
``A similar incident occurred 10 years ago and the case was handed over to an investigative agency.''