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body bag

noun

  1. a large bag made of heavy material and used to transport a dead body, as from a battlefield to a place of burial or from the scene of a death to a city morgue.


body bag

noun

  1. military a large heavy-duty plastic bag used to contain and transport human remains, esp those of battle casualties
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Rescue volunteers who were forced to dig through the rubble with their bare hands have run out of body bags for those they couldn't save.

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Crematoriums close to Mandalay have been overwhelmed, while authorities have been running out of body bags, among other supplies, including food and drinking water.

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We all saw the images of body bags stored in refrigerated trucks, and if we were in New York or another major city, we might viscerally remember the sirens.

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In cities, medical personnel ran low on cooling supplies, so they resorted to filling body bags meant for cadavers with ice, then zipping unconscious victims of heatstroke inside.

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The bones and scraps of clothing are placed in white body bags upon which Mr Homs writes the Arabic word "majhoul".

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