In a predominantly Asian society like Singapore's, the topic of death is considered taboo — or, in our terms, 'pantang'. The dead are revered and given due respect through multiple traditions across various cultures of the country, from Qingming Festival to the elaborate sendoffs for cremation by Hindus.
But such a pantang topic means there's a significant social stigma revolving around the industry of death — an everyday experience for those who make it their very livelihood.