Ashes of two deceased people mixed together at municipal crematorium due to staff error = South Korea

An accident occurred at a municipal crematorium in Incheon, where the ashes of two deceased people were mixed into one due to an employee's mistake.
According to the Incheon Facilities Corporation on the 15th, on the 22nd of last month at Incheon Family Park in Bupyeong-gu.
During the cremation of deceased persons A and B, who did not know each other, at the municipal crematorium Seunghwawon, an accident occurred where the ashes were mixed.
Mr. A's family, who were waiting to receive the ashes according to the cremation procedure, were not given the ashes no matter how many hours they waited.
, I contacted the crematorium staff. Because the staff could not properly explain the reason for the delay, the family members directly checked the CCTV (security cameras) and discovered a shocking truth.
CCTV footage showed staff at the crematorium pulverizing the remains of deceased Person A while the ashes of deceased Person B were already in the ``bone grinder''. What is the cause of this accident?
The ashes of two unrelated people were mixed into one ashes box. At that time, it was discovered that the crematorium staff had made a mistake during the process of powdering the remains.
The families of Mr. A and Mr. B will hold the Incheon Facilities Corporation responsible for this accident and will file a lawsuit for compensation.
We are considering filing a complaint. The Incheon Facilities Corporation has placed the mixed ashes of the two deceased people in two ashes boxes and placed them in a tree funeral at the back of the crematorium.
An official from the Incheon Facilities Corporation said, ``The staff in charge should have removed the remains after pulverizing them, but they made the mistake of forgetting to do so.''
``We are proceeding with an audit of the employees, and plan to take action based on the results.'' He added, ``This is the first time an accident like this has occurred since the public corporation was established in 2002.''
``We will take thorough measures to prevent recurrence so that something like this never happens again.''