The dead person’s body is immersed for three to four hours in a solution of water and a potent alkali, like potassium hydroxide, in a pressurised metal cylinder that has been heated to about 150C. This process is known as aquamation, also known as “alkaline hydrolysis.”
Captain Noor ul Amin Mengal, the chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), has noticed the rise in citizen complaints and has formed a High Level Facilitation Committee to swiftly handle these problems.
A tennis court made of recycled plastic that floats in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef marine park was made possible by a partnership between the sporting goods giant Adidas and the environmental organisation Parley for the Oceans.
From a scientist’s laptop to the syringe used to inject the UK’s first Covid vaccine dose, an exhibition that opened Wednesday in London recounts the quest to produce a coronavirus jab through objects.
