Why morgue attendants initially abandoned a decomposing body in Nkontompo

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 month ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 paracetamol at once.......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 paracetamol at once.......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• GOOD JOB MORTUARY WORKERS!!! -Kwabs,london 1 month ago

  The mortuary workers were right to refuse accepting the body which was in advanced decomposition.It should have been sent straight to the cemetery for burial. I wonder why ghanaians have no respect for motuary workers.

  The mortuary workers were right to refuse accepting the body which was in advanced decomposition.It should have been sent straight to the cemetery for burial. I wonder why ghanaians have no respect for motuary workers.

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• Barko osae twum 1 month ago

  Why not bury the body the very next day. This is why most of the public morgues across the country have very unhygienic and bad premises. Who pays for the secondary decomposed dead body. Family's should be charged double or ...
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  Why not bury the body the very next day. This is why most of the public morgues across the country have very unhygienic and bad premises. Who pays for the secondary decomposed dead body. Family's should be charged double or triple the cost if they intend to use morgues for such decomposed bodies. The family will now go and borrow or spend money to print posters etc for a funeral they expect to get donations from. Funerals these days in ghana is just like organising a concert for beyonce and shatta wale duet performance. Money , money, money.

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• Barko osae twum 1 month ago

  Environmental protection agency should seek parliaments support to help ban funerals where the corpse are displayed standing, sitting, as footballers, waakye sellers etc. Its a shameful harzard. Some even go and hug the corps ...
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  Environmental protection agency should seek parliaments support to help ban funerals where the corpse are displayed standing, sitting, as footballers, waakye sellers etc. Its a shameful harzard. Some even go and hug the corpse . Please l know ghanaians love funerals but this should be stopped. Enough is enough. How will they display an ashiawo corpse. As it will not be possible, it classed discrimination in the corpse catwalk. So l will humbly ask our super cool president and speaker to pass a law banning corpse displays.

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