If a plane crashes on the border between the U. S. and Mexico, where do they bury the survivors?

Lol

Explanation:

So, since when do we start burying survivors alive? Did they crash into Zombiland? Was it Spirit Air who didn’t want to pay damages in law suits? Or is this a time distance question in which we have to wait until each of the surviving passengers pass away? If so then I suspect that those who survived the New Mexico/Texas border crash would be buried in the state or country in which they eventually died or where they so instructed their next of kin to bury them.

So, since when do we start burying survivors alive? Did they crash into Zombiland? Was it Spirit Air who didn’t want to pay damages in law suits? Or is this a time distance question in which we have to wait until each of the surviving passengers pass away? If so then I suspect that those who survived the New Mexico/Texas border crash would be buried in the state or country in which they eventually died or where they so instructed their next of kin to bury them. Of course, maybe they would be cremated and then the ashes will sit on someone’s mantel until a house cleaner tosses them out or they ashes may be spread out over a special parcel of land or water.

I hope this answer provide the lucidity and obtuseness that the question required

answer: idk

explanation:

there is no passage.