WARSAW: A funeral home in Poland issued a rare apology Saturday after a body it was carrying fell from a hearse and was found in traffic. Polish media reported that a man was driving down a street on Friday in Stalowa Wola, a town in southeastern Poland, when he first saw a sheet on his car window. When the sheet slid down, he saw a body lying on the road. For a moment the driver feared he had hit the person.
Local media published an image of the body lying on a white-striped pedestrian crossing where it fell from the hearse. The company transporting the body, Hades Funeral Services, issued a statement on Saturday taking responsibility for the incident and blaming a technical failure of the hearse. .
“It is with deep regret that we inform you that as a result of an unexpected technical failure in the electric lock of the tailgate of the hearse, during the transport of the body of the deceased, an unfortunate event occurred that does not reflect the high standards of “Our company, our deep empathy towards the families of the deceased and the respect that we always show to the deceased,” the company wrote in a statement posted on its website. He apologized to “all those who were disappointed and upset by this event.” “
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