Indian nurse Jacintha's family in Goa devastated, Scotland Yard may question Australian DJs

London, Dec 9: The Scotland Yard is preparing a report for Indian origin nurse Jacintha Saldanha's inquest and will be requiring statements from the two Australian DJs - Mel Greig and Michael Christian - who played the fatal prank on the nurse who was working in King Edward Hospital over Kate's pregnancy. Daily Mail reported that though the DJs did not break any British laws, they are expected to be questioned by Scotland Yard. Both the DJs - who had impersonated as the Queen and Prince Charles - have gone underground where they are reported to be getting medical assistance amid growing fears for their 'physical and emotional wellbeing' Both have been sacked by the FM radio station.Jacintha, a mother of two, was found dead on Friday morning in the nurses quarers of King Edward VII hospital, where the Duchess of cambridge was treated for morning sickness. Meanwhile, in Valencia, Goa, the family of Jacintha Saldanha is devastated over news of her suicide. Jacintha's husband Ben Barboza, 49, an NHS accountant, said, he was 'devastated with the tragic loss of his wife in tragic circumstances.' Jacintha's 14-year-old daughter Lisha posted a poignant message on Facebook saying: "I miss you, I loveeee you." The chairman of King Edward VII hopsital in Marylebone, has written to the owners of radio station, 2DayFM, condemning the 'humiliation of two dedicated and caring nurses.' Jacintha's family is being comforted by relatives and friends at their terrace home in Southmead, Bristol. A friend told Daily Mail that her husband Barboza, daughter Lisha and 16-year-old son Junal were 'very, very shocked and unhappy'. Jacintha from Valencia in Goa, married Barboza, from the nearby village of Shirva in 1993, and the couple moved to Bristol nine years ago. While working in London, she lived int he nurse's quarters behind the hospital, and joined her family on her days off. Barboza's mother Carmine, 69, said, the family came to India every two years to meet relatives. She said, neither Barboza nor Jacintha had told her about the hoax call. 'Evrything seemed normal. But then we got a call last night from Benedict informing us that Jacintha had died. He was crying and couldn't speak much. 'We don't know whether we'll be able to bring her body back to India, but we desperately hope so. 'We spoke to Benedict again this morning and he said he hasn't been allowed to see her body yet because of legal formalities and she'll not be handed over before Monday. 'Jacintha was a very caring woman. We just cannot believe what has happened.'