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Federal program offers cash to cover COVID-19 funeral costs. Nearly $1.5B spent by FEMA | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 70399785 United States12/26/2021 05:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Nearly $1.5B spent by FEMA on funerals so far Quoting: 2/3s of 2/3s As of Dec. 6, about 226,000 people had shared in the nearly $1.5 billion that FEMA has spent on funeral costs that occurred after Jan. 20, 2020, the date of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the U.S. With the nation's coronavirus death toll topping 800,000, it’s clear that many families who are eligible for reimbursement have yet to take advantage of the funeral benefit. To be eligible for reimbursement, death certificates for those who died after May 16, 2020, must indicate that the death was attributed to COVID-19. Expenses covered under the FEMA program include funeral services, cremation and interment, as well as the costs for caskets or urns, burial plots or cremation niches, markers or headstones, transportation or transfer of remains, clergy or officiant services, and the use of funeral home equipment or staff. While the reimbursement must go directly to individuals, some funeral directors have taken on the task of informing grieving families of the benefit. [link to www.clickorlando.com (secure)] thanks for posting, they own it and control it , from birth to death., and those who cannot afford a burial, are paupers graves, and no mention in any state or any funeral websites, no one cares, sept for god, and if any real freinds or loved ones. |
| Weyoun User ID: 81110693  Canada01/01/2022 05:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | FEMA will give the family $9k for each "covid" death, up to $35k for multiple deaths. So much incentive for families to go along with this fakery. I imagine hospitals advising a skeptical family member of the FEMA incentive and that family member quickly shuts ups. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 79367141 United States01/01/2022 05:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Nearly $1.5B spent by FEMA on funerals so far Quoting: 2/3s of 2/3s As of Dec. 6, about 226,000 people had shared in the nearly $1.5 billion that FEMA has spent on funeral costs that occurred after Jan. 20, 2020, the date of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the U.S. With the nation's coronavirus death toll topping 800,000, it’s clear that many families who are eligible for reimbursement have yet to take advantage of the funeral benefit. To be eligible for reimbursement, death certificates for those who died after May 16, 2020, must indicate that the death was attributed to COVID-19. Expenses covered under the FEMA program include funeral services, cremation and interment, as well as the costs for caskets or urns, burial plots or cremation niches, markers or headstones, transportation or transfer of remains, clergy or officiant services, and the use of funeral home equipment or staff. While the reimbursement must go directly to individuals, some funeral directors have taken on the task of informing grieving families of the benefit. [link to www.clickorlando.com (secure)] They could have saved so much money if they simply would have shared the Benadryl, Milk remedy with the public Thread: Early-stage research suggests a milk protein combined with Benadryl may help fight COVID-19 (Page 4) |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 496719 United States01/01/2022 05:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do people know WHY????????? This is hush money. You can only get Federal funds for a funeral if you do NOT request an AUTOPSY!!! It is extremely important to the Establishment that vaccinated people do NOT get an Autopsy, the evidence would eventually be overwhelming, well this is how you stop it. |
| Weyoun User ID: 81110693 Canada01/01/2022 05:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Nearly $1.5B spent by FEMA on funerals so far Quoting: 2/3s of 2/3s As of Dec. 6, about 226,000 people had shared in the nearly $1.5 billion that FEMA has spent on funeral costs that occurred after Jan. 20, 2020, the date of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the U.S. With the nation's coronavirus death toll topping 800,000, it’s clear that many families who are eligible for reimbursement have yet to take advantage of the funeral benefit. To be eligible for reimbursement, death certificates for those who died after May 16, 2020, must indicate that the death was attributed to COVID-19. Expenses covered under the FEMA program include funeral services, cremation and interment, as well as the costs for caskets or urns, burial plots or cremation niches, markers or headstones, transportation or transfer of remains, clergy or officiant services, and the use of funeral home equipment or staff. While the reimbursement must go directly to individuals, some funeral directors have taken on the task of informing grieving families of the benefit. [link to www.clickorlando.com (secure)] They could have saved so much money if they simply would have shared the Benadryl, Milk remedy with the public Thread: Early-stage research suggests a milk protein combined with Benadryl may help fight COVID-19 (Page 4) It doesn't matter. They misattribute deaths for $$$,$$$. Imagine your family member dies of cancer, obesity, or jsut old age. THe hospital make big $$$,$$$ by calling it "covid", and since you have to bury him anyways, you have big incentive to go along with it and collect $9k. Milk and benadryl won't stop someone dying of cancer, obesity, or old age. |
