Nordendorf: space for children’s graves in Nordendorf cemetery

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The municipal council is creating a space for the cemeteries of unknown jars and children’s graves in the cemetery in Nordendorf. Parents should have a place to grieve.

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Joseph Netpur

Mainly with the expansion of the display in the cemetery, Nordendorf municipal council dealt with a listed meeting. It was about building special graves in the cemetery. Mayor Tobias Koons explained that the construction of urn tombs along the south cemetery wall had already been agreed upon. A proposal from the administration and the burial service regarding the graves of children, the burial of fetuses and fetuses, and the establishment of unknown or partially unknown grave sites must now be discussed.

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