The Body Of The Late Justian Suhandinata Plan Was Brought To Indonesia Tuesday, Family Hopes There Are No Constraints

Badminton legend Justian Suhandinata has died. (Photo via ANTARA/HO-Documentation Erly Bahtiar)

The body of the late Justian Suhandinanta is planned to be brought back to Indonesia on Tuesday, next week. The family hopes that there will be no obstacles in the process of repatriating the bodies to the country.

The younger brother of the world badminton legend, Juniarto Suhandinata, said the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (KBRI) would help with this process.

"The Indonesian Embassy in Bangkok will help, even the ambassador will visit the hospital," Juniarto said when contacted by VOI, Saturday, November 5.

"I don't know when, it is estimated that the results will be on Tuesday," he continued.

Juniarto added that the bodies would later be cremated. However, he could not tell when and where the procession would be carried out.

Previously, it was reported that Justian died at Bumrungrad Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, November 4 at 21.25 WIB. He breathed his last at the age of 75

PBSI explained in a written statement, Justian underwent treatment in the White Elephant Country due to falling which prevented him from walking.

After receiving treatment, Justian was able to walk again even though he had to wear a tool. However, during treatment in Bangkok, on October 5, Justian was hit by a stroke.

The legend finally passed away.