After Post mortem parts of a dead body needs to sent to______________?
Correct answer: D. Chemical examinaer for chemical analysis
- A. Magistrate
- B. Police Officer
- C. Coroner
- D. Chemical examinaer for chemical analysis
Explanation
Tissue or other parts retained after a post-mortem may be sent to the chemical examiner for laboratory analysis, such as testing for poison. The magistrate or police officer receives the report or handles the investigation but does not perform the chemical examination.
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