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Having buried a loved one, everyone seeks to facilitate his transition to another world as much as possible. That is why it is customary to pay great attention to the most important day for the deceased – fortieth. Let's take a closer look at what this day means for the soul, and how it should be spent by the mourners.

On Easter week, and especially on Holy Sunday, it is not recommended to visit the cemetery for any purpose other than burial. For this purpose there is Radonitsa, a memorial day with special traditions left over from the ancestors. This is the ninth day after Easter, Tuesday in Fomian week. On this day begin to serve litanies. Food should not be carried to the cemetery, it is better to distribute to the poor and needy.

The article lists the morgues in Kyiv with contacts, addresses and telephone numbers.

In Ukraine, namely in Kyiv, a scheme for profiting from the dead is gaining popularity.

At present transportation of the deceased from abroad is possible in three ways. However, in this case we are talking about the states that are located on one continent. But if a person has died or has died in the US, Canada, Australia or other North or South American countries, it will only be possible to deliver his body by plane. This variant of transportation is the most expensive, but the body will be delivered to Ukraine as soon as possible.

The article lists crematoriums in Ukraine, the necessary documents for cremation and the process of cremation.

At the moment in Kyiv almost all cemeteries are closed or semi-closed, due to the fact that they are overcrowded. There is an opportunity only to make a subburial, but in this case there are also certain rules.

Sooner or later, everyone is faced with the sad choice of whether to bury or cremate a loved one. To understand and make the right choice, let's go back in history and into our rituals and traditions.

In connection with the increase in the incidence of this virus, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine has approved a bill that contains the basic rules for burying the dead from COVID-19.