SAGRAM NOMICAN AIYER
Well, I may give an idea in the sense that the person measuring that body may have rounded off that figures, so for instance if he had 1,59 or 1,61, he might have rounded it off to 1,6.  Similarly he may have had a scale that measured in whole kilograms or half kilograms, but rounded it off for convenience.  It would be more accurate to ascertain who took the measurements.
	An example, in our mortuary at Gale Street, the body is weighed and its height measured by the policeman on entry, but the pathologist re-measure the height.  We don't re-weigh it, we accept that the policeman's weight is correct.  One will have to find out who weighed it.