Unidentified Corpses on the Streets of Karachi, Pakistan
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2019
- In an abandoned building on the outskirts of Karachi, a man dies, anonymous and alone. He does not have a phone or any paperwork on his person, nothing at all to indicate his name or address. A passer-by spots this body, slumped lifeless against a wall, and immediately knows who to call: the Edhi Foundation. Within minutes, the organisation dispatches an ambulance to collect the corpse, and the work of trying to find out who this anonymous man is can begin.
WATCH NEXT: Solving Cold Case Murders with Decomposing Bodies and Forensic Science -- • Decomposing Bodies to ...
This man’s lonely death and the mystery he leaves behind is sadly unremarkable. Each year, approximately 3000 unidentified corpses are found on the streets of Karachi, an ever-expanding mega-city in southern Pakistan. Sometimes they are drug addicts or migrant workers who came to the big city in search of a better life; sometimes they are the victims of the sectarian clashes or gang violence that give Karachi its reputation for violence. In this tightly packed city of over 21 million people, some get lost amongst the heaving mass of brick and bodies, ending up destitute and alone. They are lawaris: without an owner.
After his collection by the ambulance, the anonymous man is taken to the Edhi mortuary, one of only two functional cold storage units in the whole city. The staff here are constantly exposed to death, dealing with the victims of bomb attacks and gunfire, as well as stepping in to bear the financial burden of burial for families who are too poor to afford it. At the mortuary, the anonymous man is absorbed into a system that is set up to try to find his loved ones and, even if they cannot be tracked down, to restore him some dignity in death. The Edhi mortuary employees take fingerprints, search the national biometric database, and make phone calls - all the while dealing with a steady flow of people coming into the mortuary to search for their lost loved ones. Sometimes lawaris bodies are reunited with their families, a raw emotional collision of grief and relief. If loved ones are not tracked down, Edhi staff take on the role of family, washing the body and giving full Islamic burial rites at a funeral attended by staff members.
Click here to subscribe to VICE: bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE
About VICE:
The Definitive Guide To Enlightening Information. From every corner of the planet, our immersive, caustic, ground-breaking and often bizarre stories have changed the way people think about culture, crime, art, parties, fashion, protest, the internet and other subjects that don't even have names yet. Browse the growing library and discover corners of the world you never knew existed. Welcome to VICE.
Connect with VICE:
Check out our full video catalog: bit.ly/VICE-Videos
Videos, daily editorial and more: vice.com
More videos from the VICE network: www. vicevideo
Click here to get the best of VICE daily: bit.ly/1SquZ6v
Like VICE on Facebook: vice
Follow VICE on Twitter: / vice
Follow us on Instagram: / vice
The VICE RUclips Network:
VICE: / vice
MUNCHIES: / munchies
VICE News: / vicenews
VICELAND: / vicelandtv
Broadly: / broadly
Noisey: / noisey
Motherboard: / motherboardtv
VICE Sports: / noc
i-D: / idmagazine
Waypoint: / waypointvice 
Развлечения
"All the attitude is when were alive, nothing when we're dead" Well spoken words
The quote that i will remember for the rest of my life
Im not alone
@@zoeyl4d939 booo hoooo... Next month u forget..haha
This one really hit me hard too
Actually he said "All the materialistic things are till we alive" vice translated it Wrong. But ya still it's a very good Quote.
The guy who washes the bodies is a saint..the care he takes with them is AMAZING..may God bless that man
Tyler Gullion i dont think it matters at this point
God bless him 🤲❤
@@hezdavis6971 what do you mean? Just because they are deceased doesnt mean their bodies dont deaerve reapect
@Truth could you care to explain what that video is?
JUST what I commented about. What a wonderful man
Me being a Indian, seeing my brothers doing this very humble act and the feeling is just priceless. My respects for the pure people.
Thank you
Thank you dear jazakallah
What does that mean
our religions and people both from India and Pakistan are not at war as both of us belonged or had ancestors there, its just the politicians fighting over things even kids would work together to fix.
@@mikailghost4590 only Indian politicians not Pakistanis
When they buried that man,I literally started crying.Bless all of you who are a part of EDHI.
Same brother! Bt after mins, days we go back to the same doings!
I cried and felt scared
When the boy was crying and the man consoled him saying "Mera beta" (my child) that really stood out to me
Also when the man bathing the dead expresses love for him and says he is like my father and I am his son.
Yeah I’m crying now 😭
Same here. That man showed incredible kindness to a son who was grief stricken.
That's the way to call any small child in india and pakistan
@@priyansh0614 I'm not dumb, I'm Pakistani. I'm saying that because a lot of people, or uncle's in general in a business that has no ties to you won't want to associate with you, especially in your grief
Only when you see death, you'll remember how trivial and short life is to live it in hatred and fighting.
Powerful words man
Life is trivial to those who don't value it
Lazarus Phenomenon movie in RUclips is a documentary that is as good as this video you just saw
Agreed
Some of us just wanna see the world burn
World needs more people like ABDUL SATTAR EDHI.
In deed
We have his son, Faisal who is following the footsteps of his great father 🌟
I admit I broke down when the son of the deceased recognized his father and confirmed "this is him". God bless this workers.
Unbelievable people doing this job. Well done to vice for covering it.
I m a buddhist monk... my prayers and respect to Edhi Foundation.... respect to my Muslim brothers..... great job...
What are you doing on RUclips watching vice lol
@@yayafilms2099 it's okay. Acquiring Knowledge is not attachment.
Muslim never pray for you like you do for momin..
the guy working at edhi foundation .... he's like a philosopher, his phrases gave me goosebumps
When you so close to death everyday. It makes you think and question life you lead
The current Chairperson of Edhi said After the death of Edhi shab the donation fall almost half .! Please Contribute to Edhi Foundation .
I am an Indian and I respect the work Edhi is doing....hats off to the workers
Same bro
Go to sleep
I think the government should buy them a jcb
What does being indian have to do with anything?
@SUGAR DOLLAR DADDY BBC well #1 don't compare India to Pakistan .. India is glorious .. we are great ..like super great ..
#2 I have to go , I got more important work then time passing with morons like you , who don't have anything good to do with their life ...
Ahh
And yeah I forgot , you need to work on your English , your words gave me cancer .. one more time I see your comment , I am sure; I would pass-out.
IS THIS THE GOOD OLD VICE BACK
Really
We hope so
This video not just good, it was powerful.
I doubt it...
found the "old vice" comment on every single vice video in existence
I never been a religious person but God bless these people and give them peace .😭
Yes God bless them, and may God guide you and me too the straight path
I literally cried over that scene where the family had to identify the body. God bless Edhi's every single employee.
I do body delivery for funeral homes here in Florida. It does get just as sad with finding old people alone in their homes after weeks. It happens a lot and is a damn shame.
Thank God for compassionate people like you. It's a thankless job, unfortunately it must be done. It's heartening to know you still feel sadness/emotion, as I'm sure people can become numb to feelings doing this job. Thank you Nicholas.
I live in Florida too. My grandma lives alone and my family worries about that. We make sure so call and visit her daily to make sure shes ok. But with the people whose relatives live up north, or they only live down here part of the year. They truly do pass away a lot down here with no one there to know for days/weeks. Its quite sad.
My father in law died alone in his apartment during a heatwave (he was 54 and died unexpectedly). Since he didn’t have a cell phone, everyone just assumed he wasn’t home. My husband went through his stuff before the cleaners came and he said that the smell was unimaginable.
Same here in DC. I miss my mortuary job. Honest work.
Nicholas Larche - It takes a Very Special Kind of Person to do this job!!! Bless your HUGE HEART!!!
God Won't Forget What You've Done For Those People & Their Families!!!
Thank You!!!
This video made me feel something unusually strange.
Humbled perhaps?
Paul J and horrible... because this is happening to them... May god bless these people and help them.
@@Abner-em6ov r/HoldUp
Predalien hold up 😏
Even me bro just can't get it out of my head appreciating life a lot more
Hats off to ' The Richest Poor Man ' Abdul Sattar Edhi .
May Allah give him highest place in Jannah .
Ameen
Ameen 🤲🏾
Can you imagine digging a grave in rocky soil, hours in the sun? The man digging the grave, Muhammed Nadeem, said that he liked his job, because he was honored to bury the Lawaris, that his job was a blessing. That humility, and the humility of the man washing the Lawari, Haq Nawaz, who took such care with a person literally forgotten by the rest of the world, truly moves me. I am a spoiled child compared to these great men. I hope others see their names, and are thankful for them.
Edhi deserved Noble Peace prize which he never got. But it's ok coz a person who only had two dresses and lived a humble life in a small house and often slept in edhi office would not have cared about some award at all.
No he doesnot deserve nobel its too small for a man that big
Noble Peace prize is shit.
The Nobel community has always been corrupt. They never even bothered giving Einstein a Nobel Prize for his work on relativity
@@TheLegendSpeaker Yes it is biased. They gave Malala an award only because the west was gawking at her.
No disrespect I live in the United States was actually born here and every time I wear my khamis on Friday prayers I hate it when people call it a dress lol. In the future can you please call it a khamis or religious cloth, it’s not a big deal I just remember being ashamed as a kid wearing it when people would call it a dress and stopped wearing it till I realized my beliefs were more important than peoples opinion. I know you didn’t mean any disrespect at all just wanted to share this
If the world had more selfless people such as these it would be an astoundingly better place to live
Comrade Stalin of course a commie would say that
@Comrade Stalin That's not always true. I went to some Scandinavian countries and Canada and I've met some outstanding people.
jaeD sixx66 the people at edhi foundation are people who are acting upon the true teachings of Islam. Allah (God) tells us to do good for ourselves, our communities and to be good-doers wherever we are.
I cried when the dude washing the body spoke his words.
I cried for that poor family, EDHI are angels amongst us.
I worked at a hospice job years ago. The first time I saw a person pass away I cried without even knowing him. The life force within him disappeared in a second like it just left the room. It made me question life, reality and the world. Definitely a paradigm shift.
My grandma died in a hospice, the employees were so comforting.
@sWord smith thanks brother we are here to teach and give love
@@katitherat Yes we do the best we can
Viajero God bless you for your work in hospice care I lost my father to brain cancer and the support my mother got from hospice was such a blessing the nurses he had were so compassionate and cried at his passing .The nurses even attended my father's funeral!my mom donated my dad's leftover medicines to those who were less fortunate again may God bless you for your work in hospice it truly takes a God chosen individual 🙏 for that type of calling
The breathe of god went back too the father they will be raised again at the last day
Dying alone must be the saddest thing in life. Great respect for their work.
I want to die alone, im ashamed of the person that i'am and want to be forgotten, if i could die in the middle of a vast empty field and no one knows about it i would be ok with that.
@@susanneskadetsinnverdilsek5901 no one asked
@@susanneskadetsinnverdilsek5901 holy shit noone fuxking asked what you feel geez embarassing
@@susanneskadetsinnverdilsek5901 don't think like that things will get better
@@ianmooresguard1721 rude
"There is a difference in dying alone and being surrounded by loved ones". true...
Very very big difference
"Every soul shall taste death" -Quaran
Yah when is mine. It's sooooo long and boring 🙄😒
@@romella_karmey soon I hope
@@esky883 thank you. I wish I die at my sleep. I don't want any pain.. 💚
@@romella_karmey hey how are you sister hope you're fine just remember Allah loves you and Allah is with you why dont you do something big become a example and help people who need help❤someone who needs love care and affection just like you❤
@@esky883 shut up and get lost
Edhi was the greatest man of this century.❤️
Abdul Sattar Edhi was a Pakistani philanthropist, ascetic, and humanitarian who founded the Edhi Foundation, which runs the world's largest volunteer ambulance network, along with homeless shelters, animal shelter, rehab centres, and orphanages across Pakistan.
I just donated some amount after watching this video
For donations and more information visit their website
edhi.org/
Cool. I did not know that.
@- king- he was a very pious Muslim he is know for his kindness he followed the exact teaching of prophet Muhammad (P. B. U. H)
@Born Again Indian Indian Hindu came here for spreading hate..
Go to hell
@Born Again Indian this is not Indian dear its Pakistan here everybody is treated equally no matter what his religion or what's his color this is not India.
Christian 'hindus Muslims and other uses the same ambulances smae hospitals same shelters.
@Born Again Indian And what do you do for humanity?? Edhi took care of a Hindu Indian deaf-mute child, Geeta, when she was stranded in Pakistan for ten years. He respected her religious beliefs by providing her statues of Hindu deities despite his beliefs against idolatry. Edhi had a heart of gold. Given your username coupled with the ignorant comment, I can tell you're biased and therefore prejudice.
This was pure, no covers, no make up, straight up real. It made me cry. Bless them. Thank you vice
Giving the dead the dignity they may not have experienced in life.
I volunteered with this foundation for a week. I knew some family members who worked there so I was able to sit in the ambulance in the day time and helping the driver. These men are the most selfless people I have met. They get paid dollars a day and they work endlessly. I saw things I will never forget especially growing up in America where we are seriously ungrateful for our standard of living. I saw a mother turn over her dead child to bury because she cudnt afford a grave at the graveyard... I mean holy fuck.
The Edhi Foudnation is epitome of servitude. The washer, the grave digger, driver and each staff at Edhi is REAL HEROS.
Not every hero wears cape some work at Edhi Foundation.
Likhna to seekh le lodu
I got your message dude. It was a nice one that humans normally convey
❤️
Fair play to this man, states that he more than likely would have turned to drugs and or crime, but found himself doing this amazingly difficult work.
Dear Vice editors and workers, who have done such a great work filming this video, thank you very much!
I think that it would be a great idea if you had also left a link for donation to Edhi Foundation, so they could increase their power to do great things!
Just google it bro.. Mr. Edhi is no more.. they need funds..
The washing of the body and the prayer - I thought I would find it morbid but it was actually peaceful. Thank you for sharing this with us.
This is Islam even die give respect wash and give new white cloth. To depart from to this world to eternal life either one Heaven or hell according to his beliefs and good deeds and how much he follow God commandments such as charity fasting pray How treat to family, neighbours and other human beings
Salute to the workers of edhi foundation 🙏🙏🙏
I'm a funeral directors assistant in Florida and this truly warmed my heart. My saddest cases are abandonment ones, and it's so nice to see people coming together to let the deceased rest in peace. Thank you for this one Vice!
Thank you! Edhi foundation deserves so much praise and it still won't be enough
ABDUL SATTAR EDHI is a gift to Pakistani people FROM ALLAH respect to the man from INDIA 🇮🇳
As a neighbor , i think we should focus on development rather then spending lavishly on defense, enough is enough, we are stronger together and man who washes the body, it really made me to think , we are nothing, just a spec of dust
Totally agree bro
very well said.
Ameen brother ❤️
Absolutely. The government will do what they are going to do. Let's start with ourselves.
Agreed but we have political issues and that's why this defense expenditure is essential for our existence. I hope one day we will solve these issues and live peacefully in our countries.
This made me appreciate and be grateful about my life.
Thanks vice may them rest in peace
Same! It’s a good reminder of how blessed it is to have a roof over my head, Food to eat, running water,
Family and friends who love me
Super powerful, a bit depressing, and very important.
I cried when the mother and son seen there loved ones body. Man thats so sad. 😞😞😞 Breaks my heart.
We all need to send them funds, there angels.
@Crim Sin in the name of otakus donate them the money
@Crim Sin r u joking u r the one who is taking anime profile picture
Pakistani people generously donate to EDHI foundation. Be it food, clothes and even money. My mother often cooks food and sends it to EDHI
As an journalists and writer may I say out fucking standing. This is amazing content. Vice this is what your know for keep this shit up. It's not often I shed tears but this video had me weeping. Probs to whoever's decided to tell this story and blessings on the people who do this work.
Unless English is your second language, there's no way you're a journalist!
@@Cee.Jay.71 Totally agreed.
i was thinking the same.no way in hell.lol.
The way he cares for the bodies is truly beautiful and gives the person dignity. They are doing a wonderful job.
Yeah it was beautiful. Made me think, for some of those ppl, that preparation for burial may have been the first time someone laid their hands on them with compassion for years.
All for the cameras
He'll be back to his old self once they are gone
@@rareELL no no ...ghusl(washing of the dead body) is a must in order to bury a body according to Islamic rules ..if they don't do that not only they are being unfaithful to their profession but also to their religion (people take there Islam very seriously).
@@rareELL no i dont think so, its religiously mandatory with every dead they deal with. His last statement when saying hes gonna take extra care was from passion it doesn't mean he will treat him different.
I'm from Pakistan and I truly appreciate your efforts for praising these unsung heroes of Pakistan. May Allah bless them
WoW. This documentary was unbelievable...The truth, the grit, the empathy, the love, pretty much EVERYTHING! The people that work for EDHI Foundation have beautiful souls🖤 Puts life into perspective... Sending lots of love, hugs, good vibes, and prayers to ALL💜
I think EDHI foundation has done more for Pakistani people than there governments ever did to them.
All government is the real enemy
Agree
@@kaaosaf try living in the jungles without law and order
OsloT Heavenonearth well I was appreciating Einstein😂😂😂wasn’t I?????u seems to be one triggered kid👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Exactly...governments only manipulated us
Who think that edhi foundation deserve Nobel.
@Crim Sin that's not funny only because there are in "third world"
They dont deserve that one, they deserve their own unique award.
Only God could reply their good deeds.
@@AndTecks they are literally helping people out when nobody is willing to do so. Imagine yourself in a situation where you see a dead girl or boy on the street and nobody goes and picks them up. Cruel wouldn't you say? They probably didn't even get to live their lives to the fullest, all because of poverty, crime, and depression. These however, are doing a great deed in acknowledging the lost hope of the dead. They fully deserve an award
100✓
My eyes are running taps and I can’t stop them.
This was brilliantly and compassionately made. Thank you.
Thank you vice for getting back to making good documentaries. Looks like Surosh told all his journalists to get to WORK
Go watch ViceLand they have these films there, RUclips don't cover the cost for these productions.
Take some time to look at how we live. We work our ass off, aren't on good terms with people and we descriminate against others. Our lives are worthless unless you give it a purpose. Stop wasting your life
NOTZOMBIE ya that’s the western lifestyle to make u angry helpless make you go far from your families you get kicked out at the age of 18 America and other countries now are designed to destroy you I lived in SF my whole life jus got the privilege to leave the states Alhamduillah
Well said that changed my whole thinking thank you✊🏽
Well said
As a black man from Chicago Illinois" I'm sorry for ever evil thing I did
Easier said than done. I get up and waste my days slaving for shitty money just to live another day
I LOVE THE FACT THAT NO MATTER THE CONDITION OF THE CORPSE, THEY STILL HAVE SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THE BODY & DEAD. GOD BLESS THOSE PEOPLE.😍😍😍🙌🙏🙏🙌💕
So true
This man has a kind heart and knows a lot about life. I guess dealing with death for decades gives you a clearer perspective of life. Much respect to this man from India.
So much respect for these workers
I’m so glad to see documentaries like this. It reminds me that there are still good people who care about others in the world. It’s a bittersweet ray of sunshine ☀️
Hopefully Karachi will one day return to its golden age like before the 2000s. Since then everything has gone down hill
Weezy Karachi wasn’t amazing in the 90s or anything either though...
What the heck in which world u r living Karachi was not at all rocking in the era u mentioned infact 80' and 90' s was worst for Karachi now the crime has came down and Karachi is quite better.
Omg no. Karachi's decline started in the early 70s and became the worst in late 80s and early 90s. It got better in mid 2010s
The people of pakistan are deep hearted and true. Big hearts even with less. I have never encountered this anywhere.
A private organization picks up a "Lawaris" and store him in their cooler. The government as a thank you turns off the electricity.
😂
Unfortunately Karachi is called lawaris city in Pakistan.
Yeah and F**k K-electric.
@@masoodjalal1152 I'm not from Karachi so I would say Fuck WAPDA. Cheers.
@Kashif MQM is gone. But the problem is PPP. Karachi and Hyderabad don't vote for PPP so they divert most of the funds to interior Sindh.
The representative of Karachi/Hyderabad have always been in opposition.
When you speak about Karachi, Bilawal comes screaming about democracy. Nothing can be done while PPP holds Karachi hostage.
The electric infrastructure is not capable of meeting the demands. In poorer and under developed countries that is a regular occurrence.
Respect to EDHI Foundation Members. 👍🙏
Heartbreaking in a way that I don't want anybody to die alone,Tomorrow is promised to nobody.
One of the best documentaries made by VICE.
Imagine the smell when they lose power without the generators. These guys do an amazing job with the very limited resources they have. We take stuff like this for granted in the West. It's a different world out there.
These men are true representations of Islam. May Allah shower his blessings upon them in this life and the next.
This has nothing to do with islam or any other religion for that matter.
@@Alien_Raza thats what you think, when it is clear from their speech and actions for what they stand for. Let me guess you dont believe in religion because it is sent to brainwash masses and you know better within your own mind...
The grave digger said he loved his job. He said it was a blessing. He already has his reward. This is very beautiful.
@@spoonageDC2 you read my mind.
Allah or your magic space carpenter don’t exist. Hate to break that to ya champ.
This noble man washing dead bodies with so much love deserves a Nobel prize for peace and some safety gears. I don't want this amazing person to get sick himself. May he be blessed with a beautiful life today and forever. Lots of love from India.
This one is so moving and heartbreaking. Such a beautiful work of journalism and filmmaking that doesn’t fail to leave you bawling. Thank you for letting us know about the work that the EDHI Foundation is doing, we couldn’t have known otherwise.
NO NARRATION JUST REAL PEOPLE. The dialouge is amazing and the silence was eerily deafening.
Especially at the part he prepares the corpse to be put on a stretcher. No words.
The dialouge was meaningful as well as every single moment of silence.
This is what I do.
Wouldn’t swap it for anything, we demystify death and provide a service for families to wash and prepare their own people and I assist when needed. Normal people doing remarkable things, I salute my brothers in Pakistan...
How do ya'll get paid? If i may ask
One of the most beautifully humbling experience I had watching this group EDHI! Love Vice news for this stuff.. And it's also the reason I stopped following politics, because there is bigger things going on in the 🌎
Rspect and love from India for edhi workers because they are working very hard from their pure heart and with dedication.❤️🇮🇳🇵🇰
Finally something interesting from VICE.
First time seeing a video I got such a strange feeling , i can't describe it. Vice very nice content. And Edhi Foundation appreciate u brothers.
That strange feeling is called compassion.
The strange feeling is reality hitting you and waking you up from your little problems that looked bigger to u than they were, this what was shown in the video happends all over the world but we won't be able to see it in such raw footage, appreciate life don't live without purpose, seek for the one who made you. the problems we be facing are nothing compared to the bigger picture and what the world is going through.
@@TrollProductionsMC brothers ur from which place .... Country
It's so warming to my heart to see people like this giving some dignity to people who otherwise would be left. These people are doing god's work and I respect them enormously. Thank you EDHI for all you do.
This brought me to tears. My heart is absolutely aching and feels so so heavy... But I am mostly just so indescribably, just so overwhelmingly moved. I feel deeply grateful to have had the fortune of my autoplay gifting me this extraordinary film. I had no idea that this was something that existed... And additionally; I am blown away in regards to the loving, caring, and extremely brave, hardworking souls attending to this saintly work. At first I was just going to comment that I was left speechless. Buuuuuut, I guess I have the opposite of that. LOL
„Every soul will taste death“ -Quran
@Crim Sin :( dont spread hatred
@Crim Sin what verses of the qur'an, you idiot
@@iamgeek759 huh?
That “mera bach-my child” to the grieving son got me 😭
I cant even imagine a mother looking through photos of dead people to find her son.
These people are going straight to heaven!
Thx Alot For Been Such Kind to These Peoples EDHI FOUNDATION
This is the Vice I love, the Vice that is at the forefront of the most unknown world issues, and the Vice that goes about sharing stories no one else would
@vice Great mini doc! This film made me mad, confused and sad. I cried during the washing/purifying in the last section. These gentlemen who work at the EDHI are so respectful and kind. Washing a dead body of an unknown person with your bare hands. Come on! He should truly get a Nobel Peace Prize. Sitting in my little studio apartment in Northern California on the internet and my power stays on 99.8% of the time wondering ,how can I help? Thank you Vice for this story.
I think there is a way to donate to them. I will search and let u know.
My thoughts exactly 🙌🏼 going to their website to donate now 🙏
www.donation.edhi.org/
What crazy creatures we are. So much love and grief for a family that IDs a father and husband; so little concern or respect for those among us who slip throught the cracks. These people of this organization are saints, for sure.
This is my city and yet I've never seen how the Edhi foundation does its work. An incredible video. Thank you for this.
Well done vice. These are the stories we need to hear.
How heart breaking to know of this. May God bless them all.
During 20:44, he does not say "taking care of lawris bodies is an honor" he says that if god wills it, he will be rewarded (for his actions, like he said before, it's a good deed)
I am a citizen of Karachi and this is all true.... It's truly heartbreaking..
I cried a lot. Thank you for this beautiful video
Vice back at it again with the content we all need
dis s this is content, it spreads awareness and shows the reality. Just because you call it a video doesn’t make it not content. stop being a winy bitch.
wonderful work ,government of pakistan do something for your people
Did you read my mind
Why do you need this content?
Bangladesh also have a organisation called Anjuman Mufidul Islam. Salute to all of them.
Do you know what they do with the bodies of women?
MmM I was only asking because all the bodies in the video are men and they don’t even discuss the women. I thought that women might be taken care of by relatives and not be allowed on the streets or that they don’t do proper burials for women.
when the brother and sister found their dad i lost it all and broke down. it must have been so hard for them to see their loving father like that, without a goodbye. i’m so blessed to still have my father alive today. may god bless everyone!❤️
*Wow Vice actually producing something worth watching!*
This piece was touching...Well done
Finally something from vice that is interesting, moving and well produced... been a while.
This is an amazing act of charity. Thank you for covering the important work of these gentlemen. May God bless them and keep them.
The real spiritual leaders or spiritual influencers are not the ones driving BMW Bikes and acts like a thug, not the ones trying to teach tips of meditation in his workshops and not the ones running Instagram pages with hundreds of thousands of followers .... They are these men. Men like the man here! Men like Abdul Sattar Edhi!
Russ Equine very well said thanks
Among the Saddest thing on the Internet.
These men work so hard to give these poor souls some dignity in death.God bless them.
This is one of the most powerful and well shot VICE videos i've seen in a while. Well done VICE keep up this kind of content.
It really touched me I don’t know why but I feel like this changed me for ever
Thank you am happy the old vice is back
I just randomly came across this video and I’m glad I did. So eye opening and incredibly powerful, I’m beyond overwhelmed right now