Royal hoax nurse to be buried

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Dec 17, 2012, 12:02 GMT

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The funeral of a nurse who apparently killed herself following the royal hoax call will take place today (17.12.12).

Jacintha Saldanha - who was found dead last week after she put through a call from Australian DJs, who had impersonated Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles in an attempt to find out information on the pregnant Duchess Catherine at London's King Edward VII hospital - will be laid to rest after the service at a church in Shirva, just outside Mangalore on the south-west Indian coast.

Her husband, Benedict Barboza, will be there as will the couple's two children, 16-year-old son Junal, and 14-year-old daughter Lisha.

Thousands of people are also expected to attend the service, and the authorities had made extensive arrangements, including deploying additional security.

The hospital has defended its treatment of Jacintha after, in one of three suicide notes, she was said to have criticised how she was dealt with by senior hospital staff following the prank call.

A hospital spokeswoman said: 'Following the hoax call, hospital management offered her their support and told her that they considered her to be the victim of a cruel hoax, and that they stood by her actions.'

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