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Random Corpses in Portugal Are Becoming Mummies, And It's Become a Real Problem

A spate of human bodies mysteriously not decomposing after burial is causing a crisis in Portugal, where bodies have been observed naturally mummifying after being buried. ....

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Corpses In Portugal Are Mysteriously Turning Into Mummies, No One Knows Why

In some unfortunate cases, it can take up to decades for the body to fully decompose only after which it can reach a final resting place ....

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Look out Amazon Go — A Lisbon startup plans to offer autonomous stores to other retailers – TechCrunch


Look out Amazon Go A Lisbon startup plans to offer autonomous stores to other retailers
Look out Amazon Go. A Lisbon startup plans to offer the same autonomous store technology to other retailers. Lisbon-based Sensei, a computer vision startup that allows convenience stores to offer check-out-free purchasing has secured a seed round of $6.5 million (€5.4M). The funding was led by Seaya Ventures and Iberis Capital, with participation from 200M Fund.
The startup will now scale its R&D and launch new stores. Its proprietary platform uses a blend of cameras, sensors, and AI to automate stores, both new and existing. The platform means retailers can manage inventory in real-time and also access insights into the way the stores are used. ....

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'We have received bodies with the mask on. Where is the dignity?' | Coronavirus pandemic News


She had died recently of COVID-19, in a nursing home.
Eduardo vigorously scrubs his hands and face with disinfectant. Jose does the same, puts on a mask, and then pulls it down to light a cigarette.
“This is essential to cope with all this,” Jose, 62, told Al Jazeera, surrounded by empty coffins at Funeraria Velhinho, a funeral home in Lisbon.
He has been working as an undertaker for 40 years, but Eduardo, who works with him most days, joined the profession just five months ago, in the middle of the pandemic.
He needed the work to support his family, including his 10-year-old daughter who is recovering from a stroke. ....

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