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Ntonso youth guard against unauthorised burials at community cemetery

The youth have vowed to maintain a 24-hour watch over the cemetery to ensure that no burial takes place without the knowledge and approval of the community, warning that they will resist any future attempts to conduct unauthorised burials.
The action follows an incident on Saturday when some residents and youth stormed the cemetery to exhume a body allegedly buried without the community’s consent.
Adom News reporter Kwadwo Obeng Mireku, who ed the community, was led by some of the youth to the section of the cemetery where the body had reportedly been buried before it was removed.
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