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Has the government of Kenya overstepped it's mandate while enforcing WHO burial guidelines? Yes! There have been myriad cases where bereaved families have been denied an opportunity to bury their departed brothers decently. A suspected coronavirus cases was buried in the cover of the dark without a coffin. Even the burial rights were denied. The county government bowing to public pressure asked for apology. A week ago, a popular Ohangla musician's burial was marred in chaos when his fans demanded that an autopsy be done to establish the cause of his death. The musician was reported to have succumbed to pneumonia-like complications. Fred Olongo (talk) 16:32, 16 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]
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