What happens when we die alone?
Authorities become the ones responsible, putting up notices appealing for our next-of-kin to come forward.
Such was the case for 2 elderly men in a Bukit Batok nursing home, who tragically passed away in the absence of their families.
Police are currently appealing for their families to come forward.
According to Singapore Police Force (SPF) media releases, they are appealing for the next-of-kin of the late Rahmat Salleh, 78, and the late Abdul Ghani Mohd Said, 82, to come forward and claim their remains.
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Mr Rahmat had passed away last Tuesday (24 Sep) at Ng Teng Fong Hospital.
Appearing to have suffered the same fate, Mr Abdul Ghani passed on last Saturday (28 Sep) at the same place.
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Both were residents of United Medicare Centre at 72, Elizabeth Drive.
Those who have information on either Mr Rahmat or Mr Abdul Ghani may call the police hotline at 1800-255-0000.
Alternatively, you can submit information online here.
All information received is strictly confidential.
Feature image adapted from Singapore Police Force and Singapore Police Force.
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