Amber Banerjee
Jan 15, 2022, 08:00AM ISTSource: TOI.in
The Switzerland medical review board recently legalised a 3D printed suicide capsule for those who want to end their lives. The Sarco pod is a device that a user can build and operate on their own. The device promises its user swift and painless last moments. TOI reached out to Australian humanist and director of pro-euthanasia group Exit International, Phillip Nitschke, to find out more about his invention and why he created it.
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