Kissing a deceased person on the lips is far riskier than on the forehead because the mouth can still contain saliva, mucus, or blood carrying pathogens like TB, influenza, COVID-19, hepatitis, or herpes. Direct lip contact increases the chance of infection, especially through cuts, sores, or weakened immunity, making it much more hazardous than forehead contact.watch below
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