It’s wrong, but I think the intent is that it’s a possessive for the death of someone. Imagine if it were a name instead, like in the prior sentence (Dolly’s passing), and you can see the train of thought. Let’s choose a random name and follow what I assume the process was here: “Elon’s [passing] will not be treated the same…”
It’s wrong, but I think the intent is that it’s a possessive for the death of someone. Imagine if it were a name instead, like in the prior sentence (Dolly’s passing), and you can see the train of thought. Let’s choose a random name and follow what I assume the process was here: “Elon’s [passing] will not be treated the same…”