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Security forces prevented the public to bid farewell to Monique koumateke

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The Laquintinie hospital was invaded by Security forces as Monique's corpse was taken out of the mortuary without knowledge of mourners present. A Police van accompanying the ambulance came out with a speed of light alerting those present that the corpse was out.

Ululation by women was the order of the day. Monique is gone, nobody permitted to view the body. The family convoy comprising two military trucks and a bus later followed the corpse to Yabassi, NKAM Division in Littoral ,for burial which takes place this Saturday. Monique KOUMATEKE died under unclear circumstances on March 12,2016 with her unborn twins.


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