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Hundreds of people have gathered at Apam in the Central Region to bid farewell to the 13 teenagers who got drowned there on March 7.
Community folks have massed up at the entrance of where a joint burial service is being held for the victims.
Due to the Covid-19 protocols and in line with President Akufo-Addo's directives of not having more than 25 people at a funeral, authorities have limited the number of people at the sad event.
Angry community members have criticised the authorities for preventing them to enter the perimeter where the funeral service is being held to pay their last respect.
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