The bodies of seven out of the 10 victims of the bomb blast at Emab Plaza, Wuse 2, Abuja, has not been claimed.
Also, one of the victims was still on admission in the male surgical ward of the National Hospital, Abuja, where the remains of the dead were also deposited.
The Public Relations Officer of the National Hospital, Dr. Tayo Haastrup, said only three out of the 10 bodies in the mortuary had been claimed by family members of the deceased.
Haastrup said: “We have seven bodies left to be identified by family members and about three bodies are badly burnt beyond recognition.
“Since we do not have any means to identify those three through DNA in the country, we will find a way to dispose the bodies.”
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