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The representative of Ky Quang 2 Pagoda (Go Vap district, Ho Chi Minh City) said that it would soon take steps to identify the missing ash urns.
On the afternoon of September 3, at Ky Quang 2 Pagoda (District 17, Go Vap District, Ho Chi Minh City), a large number of people came to reflect on the loss of the temple of photos on the ashes of their relatives.
Informing people, monk Thich Quang Thanh (Ky Quang Pagoda Ceremony 2) said that the pagoda is actively trying to identify the missing ashes from the image.
According to the monk Thich Quang Thanh, due to the process of movement, the ashes have been lost in his image; therefore, the pagoda will receive the list and then take various steps to identify the ashes.
“The identification will be made by observing the characteristics of each ash. In case of force majeure, a DNA test will be carried out to accurately identify” – Monk Thich Quang Thanh (Committee of Ceremonies Pagoda Ky Quang 2) information.
On the morning of September 3, during a meeting with the people, explaining the problem of the lost ash urns, the venerable Thich Thien Chieu, abbot of Ky Quang 2 pagoda, explained the reason for taking pictures of the ashes. of the deceased. Falling, falling is because the worship process changes, it moves to another place, so it falls.
The venerable Thich Thien Chieu said that he would coordinate with authorities to determine the DNA of the remains of relatives.
“It is expected that at the beginning of the eighth lunar month, the pagoda will have an announcement on the determination of the DNA of the remains. If a relative of the remains has other wishes, send a request, the pagoda will be resolved” -Hoich Thien Chieu information.
Before that, on September 1, on the occasion of the Vu Lan Hospitality Festival, many people went to Ky Quang 2 Pagoda (District 17, Go Vap District, Ho Chi Minh City) to burn incense to commemorate relatives deceased. Later, some people discovered that many urns for the ashes were lost and left intact in the ashes.
In addition, many photos are left disordered on the ground, witnessing this scene, many people have gone to the representative of the temple to clarify.
Information to PV, Ms. Huynh My Tien (who lives in Ho Chi Minh City) said that on Vu Lan’s filial piety day, she and her family went to Ky Quang 2 Pagoda to burn incense to commemorate the deceased. Her family has sent the ashes of 4 relatives, including: grandparents, grandparents, her uncle and her sister to the temple.
Upon entering the pagoda, upon seeing the scene of the transfer of the ashes of her loved ones, the photo is no longer in the urn and left a mess, she and many people who send the ashes of their relatives feel hurt.
According to My Tien, after discovering the hospital, she and many people came looking for the temple representative to clarify.
Regarding the incident, PV contacted the People’s Committee of District 17 (Go Vap district, Ho Chi Minh City) to obtain information about the incident at Ky Quang 2 Pagoda. The representative of the People’s Committee of District 17 said that the abbot of the pagoda had worked with Ward and looking for solutions to solve.
Currently, the neighborhood has reported the case to the District Popular Committee and will provide official information to the media.
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