Hoax nurse body arrives in India

15 December 2012 Last updated at 23:28 ET

A family photo from Sunday's service at Westminster CathedralThe order of service showed a family photo of Jacintha Saldanha, her husband and son

The body of the nurse who apparently killed herself after a hoax phone call about the Duchess of Cambridge is due to arrive in India for burial.

Jacintha Saldanha's remains are being escorted by her husband and two children from the UK to Mangalore on Sunday.

She was found dead on 7 December near the London hospital where the duchess had been treated for morning sickness.

Days earlier she had answered a hoax call from Australia about the duchess.

Her husband, Benedict Barboza, and their daughter Lisha, 14, and son Junal, 16, are flying to southern India to attend the funeral on Monday.

It will take place at Our Lady of Health Church in the town of Shirva, Karnataka.

Rev William Menezes, spokesman for the Diocese of Mangalore, told AFP news agency that the funeral would take place at 16:00 local time (10:30 GMT).

Police said as many as 5,000 people were expected to attend, according to AFP, and security around the village has been tightened.

Hospital award

Mrs Saldanha's death has been closely followed in India, especially where she grew up.

A candlelight vigil was held last week and her friends and family have been outspoken in their grief, some even demanding that a separate investigation be held to determine the cause of her death.

The hospital in Mangalore where she studied nursing has said it will create an award in her memory.

Her husband and children attended Mass at Westminster Cathedral on Sunday, where they paid tribute to Mrs Saldahna.

In a joint tribute the children said: "We are shattered and there's an unfillable void in our lives."

"The house is an empty dwelling without your presence," they added.

Mr Barboza said: "Nineteen years of togetherness with a strong bond of affection and understanding will be cherished forever in my life. Your loss is a very painful one and nobody can take that place in my life ever again. I love you and miss you forever."

On Thursday an inquest at Westminster's Coroner Court heard that Mrs Saldanha was found hanged. She left three suicide notes.

The hospital has said that senior managers tried to reassure Mrs Saldanha "on a number of occasions" that no blame was attached to her for putting the hoax call from two Australian DJs through to the duchess' ward.

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