A Dutch crematorium is offering live coverage of its services on the Internet for those unable to attend the funerals of friends and loved ones.
Daelwijck crematorium in the central Dutch city of Utrecht has installed two hidden cameras to film its funeral services, news agency ANP reported Tuesday.
The proceedings are transmitted live via the Internet but are accessible only to friends and family who will be able to log on using a personal code provided by the crematorium.
The initiative is aimed at those who are too old or infirm to attend.
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