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On a warm, hazy, December day in 2018, hotel staff from one of India's fanciest resorts

make their way from the lush grounds of the Obery Regvelas to the clogged streets of J.

Pore to a hospital.

The hotel has a request, kind of a big one really.

Will the doctor accept a body for embalming?

It's a man, a Canadian. He's died from a cardiac arrest, but they can't tell her much else.

Dr. Simmy Mura is weirded out by this. Why would a hotel bring me a body and not an ambulance?

How come this corpse is not in the hands of the hospital where he died?

And so she said, I think there's something fishy here.

This is Nathan Vanderclip, the Asia correspondent for the Globe and Mail newspaper.

And then she starts talking about the fishy circumstances and she used that word fishy

quite a number of times. And so yeah, you know, very deeply strange.

The doctor refuses to embalm the body. Try elsewhere, she says.

And so they do. This time finding a doctor willing to do the job.

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