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Mortuary breakdown leaves two bodies in limbo at St. Anne’s Hospital in Damongo
Anne's Catholic Hospital after the two engines powering the facility's mortuary broke down two days ago, hospital sources and police have said.
A police source at the Savannah Regional Police Command said the family of the late Abu Seidu has yet to come forward to claim his body, making preservation difficult amid the equipment failure.
Hospital sources said the two engines, which power the morgue's refrigerators, were procured in 2013 and have not had a major overhaul in 13 years.
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