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Trauma cleaning is a niche but essential service in the after-death industry. Cleaners are called upon to remove detritus such as blood, dried up skin and other waste material produced from bodies found after a few days, or sometimes weeks or months, upon death.
Mr Rahman Razali - who has done odd jobs all his life - was formerly an airport screener, a salesman and a telemarketer. The 40-year-old never expected to do trauma cleaning when he started his own hygiene company, DDQ Services, five years ago, and came into the role by chance.
The Straits Times photojournalist Feline Lim delves into the world of trauma cleaners, and the deeper meaning of life for those facing death in their daily work.
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