UAE officials: Actress’ autopsy complete, body to be flown back today
Monday, 26 February 2018 | PTI | Dubai
The autopsy of superstar Sridevi, who passed away after a cardiac arrest, has been completed and her body will be flown back to India on Monday, according to reports.
The actor, wife of producer Boney Kapoor, died late on Saturday night reportedly due to cardiac arrest in Dubai, where she had gone along with her family to attend her nephew Mohit Marwah’s wedding.
UAE officials revealed that Sridevi’s autopsy has been completed and the family is now awaiting laboratory reports conducted by the General Department of Forensic Evidence, Dubai, Khaleej Times reported.
Sridevi’s body could not be repatriated on Sunday as the final investigation reports from the Dubai Police were not ready by late Sunday evening, officials dealing with the legal formalities were quoted by the report.
Officials also said as per usual protocols, these tests take up to 24 hours in the case a person has died outside a hospital in Dubai. The same safety and administrative protocols are being followed by the police in this case as well.
She reportedly had a fainting spell in her bathroom and was immediately rushed to Rashid Hospital in Dubai, the report said.
The hotel, however, refused to comment on the matter and an employee stated that the matter is under police investigation.
Monday, 26 February 2018 | PTI | Dubai
The autopsy of superstar Sridevi, who passed away after a cardiac arrest, has been completed and her body will be flown back to India on Monday, according to reports.
The actor, wife of producer Boney Kapoor, died late on Saturday night reportedly due to cardiac arrest in Dubai, where she had gone along with her family to attend her nephew Mohit Marwah’s wedding.
UAE officials revealed that Sridevi’s autopsy has been completed and the family is now awaiting laboratory reports conducted by the General Department of Forensic Evidence, Dubai, Khaleej Times reported.
Sridevi’s body could not be repatriated on Sunday as the final investigation reports from the Dubai Police were not ready by late Sunday evening, officials dealing with the legal formalities were quoted by the report.
Officials also said as per usual protocols, these tests take up to 24 hours in the case a person has died outside a hospital in Dubai. The same safety and administrative protocols are being followed by the police in this case as well.
She reportedly had a fainting spell in her bathroom and was immediately rushed to Rashid Hospital in Dubai, the report said.
The hotel, however, refused to comment on the matter and an employee stated that the matter is under police investigation.
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