Dead Body Air Transportation Services from Imphal

What are the steps that Last Journey workers follow to conduct a safe, dignified, and legitimate Dead Body Air Transportation from Imphal?

Due to being a complex, time-consuming and lengthy process, the team divides the entire dead body relocation task into several subtasks. 

The team deploys a certain group to execute a specific responsibility for the quick conclusion. Here are the steps, that we follow to airlift the dead body from Imphal to a destined location in India.

1. Informing to authorities and receiving permits -:

The first and foremost step in the direction of legal dead-body air transportation is notifying the higher authority officials about the death. They perform a basic verification activity and grant the No Objection Certificate (NOC) to the family or the team.

Our team workers informed the local area police also where the death happened or where the dead body was found. In the case of unnatural death, the team sends the body for the postmortem process. If they find the death cause natural, the police will grant a clearance to collect the deceased body.

2. Paperwork for the Dead Body Air Transportation -:

In the presence of several valid documents and certificates, the administrative authorities allow the team or family to relocate the mortal remains. Therefore the team contacts or personally visits the departments that are liable for issuing the documents.

To avoid miscommunication, unnecessary delay and other obstacles, the team prepares a list consisting of all the essential papers. Take a look at them.

• The death certificate of the deceased person is the prime requirement during the documentation procedure. Our team members check each detail carefully that is mentioned in the document.
• Postmortem reports are required when the death happened due to any unnatural cause.
• Form 4 is important in the case of death happening at the hospital.
• Form 4A if the death happened at the residence of the deceased person.
• Certificate for the embalming process. These reports should be signed by the higher medical official available at the center.
• Certificate for the coffin box. It ensures the box is legally approved for the dead body's air transportation.
• Clearance from the airport authority of Imphal.
• Clearance from the airport traffic control system.
• All the original IDs of the deceased person. Only an Adhar Card, Voter ID card and passport will be considered valuable ID.
• The original Indian passport of the deceased person is also required.
• A signed consent letter given by a close family member of the deceased. If nobody is available during the paperwork, a reliable teammate can perform this task.
• The family members or team members who are participating in the legal process should carry their original IDs.

As proof, the family will need to submit photocopies of each document to the responsible departments in Imphal. The team will arrange 10-12 copies of each valid paper.

3. Safety and dignity of the mortal remains -:

Due to being a time-consuming procedure, the mortal remains require a specific treatment and medical facility. The last Journey team arranges basic to advanced amenities for keeping the remains undamaged and non-decomposed.

Take a quick view of them.

• A well-equipped ambulance van.
• A qualitative coffin box.
• A spacious cooling cabinet for providing a cool atmosphere to the remains.
• The metal container for safe relocation of the mortal remains.
• The team sends the dead body for the embalming process. In this medical facility, the professional embalmers inject a disinfecting chemical substance inside the dead body.

In the end, the team will safely place the embalmed remains in the coffin box and send them to the scanning section of the airport of Imphal. After completing the checking process, the cargo will be shifted to the air cargo section of an air ambulance.