Officials tell health workers to prepare Covid-19 bodies in relations presence
Officials are advising health workers to prepare bodies for burial of those who died of Covid-19 in the presence of their relations to dispel myths.
This comes amid allegations that some body parts are removed from those who die of covid-19 although this has never been proven.
There have also been growing concerns from affected families who have sighted that cultural procedures on handling dead bodies are being ignored.
During a recent Public Health Emergency Management Committee meeting in Mchinji, Director of the Public Health Institute of Malawi Ben Chilima indicated that the move could help promote trust amid misconceptions concerning Covid-related deaths.
Meanwhile, the presidential taskforce on Covid-19 say it has observed some unfortunate incidences such as violence and aggression towards our health workers and other frontline staff.
Bola pamenepa…even during care someone needs to be there.
Death is death it must hit everyone at some point.
Covid=fear, fear= control
Emancipate yourself from mental slavery.
Bola pamenepa…even during care someone need to see.
Tsiyanidi kuchotsa ziwalo chonde.
Maliro a nzimayi inuyo mkumabweretsa ntembo wa mwana zoona?
Nde mudzitinamidzapo apa kuti ndi COVID?
Apatseni mpata achibale a munthu omwalirayo kuti adzikhalapo poika ntembowo mu bokosi.
Ngati ndikugwidwa ndi matendawa agwidwa okha osati inuyo.
I support the idea 100%. Penapake zikumadabwitsa kumati koma ndi nkhani za Covid Preventative Measures zokhazokha zi. Please let us accord respectable sending off to our loved ones.