A funeral home in a county in Anhui sent a "warm reminder" message, which made residents panic. What's the matter?

Residents think that the behavior of mass texting in funeral homes is very inappropriate, which makes people feel particularly scared. You know, China people are actually taboo about death, but the funeral home sends this kind of short message to residents, regardless of time or crowd, and it also mentions the word body, which makes people very uncomfortable. No matter migrant workers, the elderly or children, they all receive the above news on their mobile phones. Netizens also hope that the funeral home can pay attention to the words and not send text messages to specific people's mobile phones.

It is normal for operators to send text messages to mobile phone owners, but if they are not operators, but an institution in a city or county sends you text messages, it will make you feel very annoyed. Funeral home is a place that people don't like. Most people may never go to the funeral home, and they will only deal with the funeral home after death. However, I suddenly received a text message from the funeral home on my mobile phone. Even though the content is normal, some words in it are chilling and particularly uncomfortable. Some old people are afraid that something will happen to them, but now they are even more afraid.

Ordinary people don't engage in the operation of remains because they don't like to touch the dead. Unless someone wants to make quick money, they will secretly take such orders, and relevant departments can also investigate some specific people. After the incident intensified, the funeral home also responded that it was also to protect the legitimate rights and interests of residents. Maybe people don't like the funeral home, so they will continue to resist after receiving the text message. But people will eventually lose their lives for some reason, so don't care too much about these things.

Some netizens believe that there may be a monopoly in funeral homes, which prevents family members from buying urns from other places. However, the funeral home said that it can provide urns free of charge and will not force family members to buy them.