Funeral Kiev COVID19
COVID19 Funeral Kiev
The PANTEON Funeral Home provides a full range of services and special goods for the burial of the deceased from COVID19 Funeral. The entire staff of our funeral agency has been vaccinated with certified drugs. This is due to the threat to the health and life of our employees and clients.
Our ritual office is able to organize the procedure of farewell to the deceased from covid19 remotely. Without the presence of loved ones. We will provide photo-video recording of the ritual process.
If it is necessary to transport a deceased person diagnosed with covid, our employees are protected by special clothing. The transport of the funeral agency is regularly sanitized. Employees of the PANTEON ritual bureau are regularly tested for covid19.
At the request of our clients, in order to minimize contact with the deceased, we can provide a coffin with a transparent lid.
In the event of the death of a loved one from covid-19, you can always count on 24-hour assistance from the PANTEON Funeral Home by calling:eserve.
Why cremation in COVID19 Funeral?
In case of death from covid19, cremation is the recommended ritual service. The organization of burial through cremation of the body is often called simply – “cremation”.
This process includes many services: preparation of the body of the deceased; execution of certificates, certificates, permits and contracts; selection, purchase and delivery of ritual goods; ritual transport; hall rental and organization of the farewell ceremony; holding a memorial dinner.
The relatives of the deceased determine which processes they organize on their own, and which services they expediently entrust to the specialists of the funeral agency.
The final cost of the cremation service in Kyiv for each case consists of the cost of goods and a set of services.
By ordering a cremation service at the Pantheon Funeral Home, you will save yourself from the problems associated with the heavy workload of the Kyiv crematorium during the global pandemic.
COVID-19
COVID-19 (abbreviation from the English COronaVIrus Disease 2019 — coronavirus infection of 2019. This is a potentially severe acute respiratory infection caused by the SARS-CoV-2 (2019-nCoV) coronavirus. It is a dangerous disease. It can occur both in the form of an acute respiratory viral infection of a mild course and in a severe form. The virus is capable of affecting various organs through direct infection or through the body’s immune response.
Complications
The most frequent complication of the disease is viral pneumonia. It can lead to acute respiratory distress syndrome. As well as subsequent acute respiratory failure. It most often requires oxygen therapy and respiratory support. Complications include multiple organ failure, septic shock, and venous thromboembolism. The most common symptoms of the disease include high body temperature, fatigue and a dry cough. In rare cases virus infection in children and adolescents, presumably, can lead to the development of an inflammatory syndrome. Long-term consequences, called post-covid syndrome, are also possible.
The disease is caused by a new virus, against which people initially have no acquired immunity, people of all age categories are susceptible to infection. The virus is spread by airborne droplets through inhalation of droplets with the virus sprayed in the air when coughing, sneezing, or talking, as well as through contact with the virus on a surface with subsequent introduction into the eyes, nose, or mouth.
In order to prevent the spread, public health measures and non-medicinal control measures are considered effective. The main means of preventing the spread of infection, saving lives, are masks, however, they must be used together with a set of other preventive measures, including keeping a safe distance and avoiding being in closed spaces with a large number of people. Effective preventive measures include frequent hand washing and compliance with respiratory hygiene rules. A systematic review of vaccines showed that the majority effective and safe. Vaccines are the most important new means of fighting infection, but passing vaccination does not mean that you can neglect standard preventive measures.
In connection with the epidemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared an emergency in the field of public health, which has international significance, and the risks at the global level are estimated as very high. Various scientific and clinical researches and development of vaccines are conducted. Many scientific and medical publishers and organizations signed the statement on free access and exchange of information related to the new disease.
