If a person dies of AIDS/HIV, they must be transported in which type of container?

When a person dies from AIDS/HIV, the body does not require any special handling or transportation in a specific type of container that differs from standard practices. The correct answer is that there is no requirement for a special container beyond what is usually acceptable for any deceased individual. Standard procedures for handling and transporting bodies typically involve using appropriate containers that comply with health regulations but do not necessitate additional materials or specifications solely based on the cause of death, such as AIDS/HIV.

While certain infectious diseases may have specific protocols regarding transport and handling, AIDS/HIV is not transmitted through casual contact or handling of a deceased body. Therefore, the transportation can proceed with the standard containers that meet the regulations in most jurisdictions, affirming that a wooden casket, metal lined container, or cardboard container is not mandated in this context.