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After corpse swap report, ULS São José forced to strengthen body identification measures
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After corpse swap report, ULS São José forced to strengthen body identification measures

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 09:55

After a report of a corpse swap was made, the Unidade Local de Saúde (ULS) São José was forced to strengthen body identification measures. The case involved health auxiliary technicians who admitted not having followed the mandatory double verification procedure for body identity. The situation dates back to January and ended up involving the family of the brother of Goucha, the well-known Portuguese television presenter. ULS São José became aware of the situation and implemented new security measures to prevent similar situations from occurring again.

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