The victim's bodies were burned, killing the plague infection in that body.
Most victim's bodies were thrown out into the street where they were gathered up at night by rural people who desperately needed the money they were paid for this work. The piles of dead were then carted just outside the city walls and dumped into shallow pits, sometimes covered with a layer of quicklime, and left there until the pits were full of bodies. Then dirt was shoveled over them, and a new pit was dug to put more dead into. After a while, priests stopped coming to bless the dead as they were buried and there were no more living friends and family members to care what happened to the dead.Usually it rots, unless embalmed in which case it does not rot.
They were burned. Some were locked up into buildings and houses. In some cases, they were catapulted into cities by the Mongols.
The bodies could have been buried or burnt.
obviously they left it there but the also cremated there bodies
Brno death march happened in 1945.
Fear of Dead Bodies and Dead Things- NecrophobiaFear of Death is known an Thanatophobia
I am pretty sure they cremated most of the bodies
they burn it
hardly any of the killing happened in Germany and most of the bodies were cremated.
they sunk with the ship
A pathologist studies dead bodies to find out the cause of death.
They never explained why that happened. We are told the bodies are ejected from the TV world after death. They could have materalised near TV antennas for that reason.
the black death started in 1347