Geologist killed in Sikkim tunnel accident cremated in Kottayam
The mortal remains of Aneesh Mohan, 43, a geologist who was killed in a landslide at a tunnel construction site in Sikkim, were cremated at his residence at Pathazhakkuzhy in Pampady on Saturday. The funeral was held in the evening after members of the public paid their last respects. Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph paid homage on behalf of the Kerala government.The process of bringing the body back to Kerala was expedited following the intervention of the State government.
- ▪The mortal remains of Aneesh Mohan, 43, a geologist who was killed in a landslide at a tunnel construction site in Sikkim, were cremated at his residence at Pathazhakkuzhy in Pampady on Saturday.
- ▪The funeral was held in the evening after members of the public paid their last respects.
- ▪Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph paid homage on behalf of the Kerala government.The process of bringing the body back to Kerala was expedited following the intervention of the State government.
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The mortal remains of Aneesh Mohan, 43, a geologist who was killed in a landslide at a tunnel construction site in Sikkim, were cremated at his residence at Pathazhakkuzhy in Pampady on Saturday. The funeral was held in the evening after members of the public paid their last respects. Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph paid homage on behalf of the Kerala government.The process of bringing the body back to Kerala was expedited following the intervention of the State government. The mortal remains were transported by ambulance from Sikkim to Kolkata airport, where they arrived by around noon on Friday. The body was embalmed in a specially arranged mobile unit before being flown to Kochi.
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