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There are many families, especially in the rural areas who are burying members alive.
This sounds scary but it is true.
Joy News’ Joseph Opoku Gakpo has been speaking to doctors, pathologists and some individuals who were sent to the morgue because they were presumed dead by their families.
Here is the full documentary, listen.
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