Juarez City.- The State Government, through the Coordinator of the Civil Registry Offices in Ciudad Juárez, reported yesterday that the procedures for death records and authorizations for the transfer of bodies to their country of origin of the seven Venezuelans who died in the incident at the Immigration Stay facilities of the National Institute of Migration (INM) on this border.
The Civil Registry indicated that this type of procedure ends with the 39 deceased in the fire that occurred on Monday, March 27 of this year. Another of the victims died in Mexico City, where she had been transferred to receive medical attention.
The state agency highlighted that the last state to attend were the authorities of Venezuelan nationality, who through the coordinated work between the different agencies, on Friday managed to conclude the procedures and claim procedures and identify their compatriots, which correspond to the following list:
Joel Alexander LP, Orangel José LG, Orlando José MP, Óscar José RS, Rannier Edelber RI, Rafael MM, as well as Samuel José MG
It is specified that from April 4 to 14 of this year, 39 procedures were concluded, which correspond to those released by the Attorney General of the Republic, which correspond to the following list:
Julian David VA, of Colombian nationality; 17 people of Guatemalan origin: Roberto GH, Cruz Ernesto Ch. M., James CT, Michael RZ, Raimndo QT, Edwin Gilbert IM, Manuel Alexa Ch. T., John Ferdinand QM
The list of Guatemalans also includes Francisco Javier ST, Diego TI, Francisco Gaspar R. Ch., Elvis Adelmar PE, Miguel Sebastian PM, Byron Manuel LX, Basil SS, Marco Abdon TC, as well as Gaspar Joshua CT
The names of the six deceased Hondurans correspond to Jesus Adony AM, Alis Dagoberto SL, Jose Angel CM, Oscar Danilo SR, Edin Joshua UM and Dikson Aron CP
The seven people who died from El Salvador are José Pedro RG, Roberto Antonio HE, Enrique Alonso MR, Daniel de Jesús VR, José Almicar PS, Milton Alexis MM and Ándre Fernando CC
Yesterday the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Mexico published on its Facebook page that it received the relatives of the victims in the capital of the country to accompany them in the process of repatriation of their bodies in the next few hours. He reported that the identification and follow-up tasks have been carried out since March 28 in Ciudad Juárez.
Dania Leal, mother of one of the deceased, mentioned: “I am here to see our children, to take them to Venezuela and give them a Christian burial, we are also here to confirm how far the investigations have advanced, we deny that the bodies will be taken to a mass grave, we are going to be with them”.
