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There was confusion on Sunday in the Ashanti Region town of Kuntenase following the exhumation of a royal corpse.
The body of the late Nana Afua Gyebi of the Kyei-Fram family, buried about two months ago, was found on the streets having been exhumed by some persons who are yet to be identified.
Kuntenase is in the Bosomtwe District of the Ashanti Degion.
Luv FM’s Kofi Adu Domfeh reports in the attached audio
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