French Tourist Who Died in Udaipur Cremated, Ashes to Be Sent to France
Udaipur, November 15, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): A 63-year-old French woman who died during treatment at MB Hospital in Udaipur was cremated at Ashok Nagar Mokshdham after the completion of legal formalities. Her ashes have been taken to Delhi and will be sent to France.
The woman’s body was handed over to a representative of a company appointed through the French Embassy after a post-mortem examination conducted by a medical board. With the assistance of a voluntary organisation, the representative arranged her cremation in Udaipur.
French Tourist Had Arrived in Udaipur in September
Ghantaghar Police Station Officer Ratan Singh said the deceased was identified as Christian Corinne Patrick, 63, wife of Kerin Patrick and a resident of France.
She arrived in India on August 28 for a tour. After visiting several cities across the country, she reached Udaipur on September 20.
She was staying at Happy Homes guest house in Gadiya Devra, within the Ghantaghar police station area.
Health Deteriorated on October 30
According to the police officer, the woman’s health suddenly deteriorated on October 30. The guest house operator and staff members took her to MB Hospital, where she was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for treatment.
She died during treatment on November 3.
French Embassy Arranged for Cremation
After receiving information about her death, the police informed the French Embassy. The embassy subsequently contacted International Star Assistant Private Limited.
Her family members living in France advised the company’s representative to arrange her last rites.
Following this, company representative Gulshan Kumar travelled from Delhi to Udaipur. On the basis of his report, the body underwent a post-mortem examination by a medical board and was subsequently handed over to him.
With assistance from a voluntary organisation, he arranged the cremation at Ashok Nagar Mokshdham. He has now left for Delhi with the ashes, which will be sent to France.