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Frustrating. An Onlinekhabar article about the forensic team in Timure describes one scene that affected the doctor more than any other: the body of a pregnant woman, badly damaged by the deadly flood and already decomposing. The article says that a fetus of around five months had come out of her uterus, and that the image still comes back to the doctor and deeply disturbs her. My dad read the article and immediately wondered if the woman they were describing was my aunt. She was exactly five months pregnant. After reading it, my mom and dad went to check and identify the body. They recognized her earrings, nose ring, and locket. Her body was also found at the exact place where she was when the flood came. That woman was my aunt. I understand why DNA confirmation is important, especially when thousands of families are still searching for their loved ones. I’m not asking anyone to skip that process. But even after all of this, my parents were told that we may have to wait another 2–3 months before her body is returned to us. I don’t know how to describe how frustrating that is. Our family already knows what happened to her. My parents went there and identified the things she was wearing. We have been waiting through all of this, and now we are being told to wait months more before we can even bring her home. DNA testing should be done properly. But surely there has to be urgency and humanity in how families are treated too. We just want to bring her home and give her a proper goodbye. onlinekhabar.com/2026/09/201…