Zinedin Nacef, a member of the Algerian diaspora living in Arizona in the United States of America, died on December 19. However, failing to have succeeded in contacting a member of his family, the local services plan to cremate his remains.
It is on a Facebook group, that Adel, a member of the Algerian diaspora in the USA, posted a message in the hope of finding the contact or locating a family member of the deceased Zinedin Nacef, and this, in Algeria or in America.
Alas, the remains of the late risk incineration during the month of January, if no member of his family comes to local services to claim his body for burial. Moreover, in his message, Adel launched an appeal to collect a sum to pay for the burial of the late Zinedin in Arizona.
Death of an Algerian in Arizona: the letter from Maricopa County
In addition, Adel attached to his message a letter from the Department of Public Health of the County of Maricopa in Arizona (USA). According to this document, the deceased “Zinedin Nacef was born on 8/2/1954 and must have been approximately 68 years old”.
“The Maricopa County Indigent Decendent Services is trying to locate a family member of Zinedin Nacef,” indicated the same letter, leaving available the number to contact to provide any information about the deceased or his family.
Indeed, anyone with information on the deceased or on members of his family can reach said service on the number: 602-372-0535, option 5, which remains open Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. at 4:30 p.m.
However, the same document did not fail to note that “in the event that he did not receive a response within 15 days of the date of the letter, the competent services would be authorized to proceed with the incineration of the remains of Zinedin Nacef”.
