Rotting bodies, fake ashes and sold body parts push Colorado to patch lax funeral home rules
- Lawmakers in Colorado are proposing bills to overhaul funeral home regulations after numerous cases of mishandling remains, including storing bodies improperly.
- The proposed bills aim to establish licensing requirements for funeral home directors, embalmers, and cremationists to prevent future tragedies and increase accountability within the industry.
- The legislation includes provisions for routine inspections and training for license renewals to ensure compliance with ethical, legal, and public health standards.
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