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| IGP David Asante Apeatu |
The Police Hospital has
disclosed that it will conduct a mass burial for over 120 unknown and unclaimed
bodies at the facility’s morgue 21-days from today April 25, 2018.
A statement issued and signed by DSP Yaw Nketia-Yeboah, Director of Public Affairs at the Police Hospital, disclosed that it is part of the process to decongest the mortuary of the facility.
He entreated the general
public to contact the pathology department of the facility for identification
of persons who might not have been seen for some time.
“The Police Hospital Administration will embark on a mass burial for about One Hundred and Twenty (120) unknown and unclaimed bodies as part of a routine measure to decongest the Police Hospital Mortuary. The General Public is hereby being Informed to contact the Pathology Department of the Police Hospital for identi?cation of persons who might not have been seen for some time now as part of the search to avert being added to those earmarked for mass burial after Twenty-One (21) days from this announcement.”
The police also urged the public to always having their National Identi?cation Cards of any kind on them to help the police and others easily identify them whenever they are in any health crises or involved in an accident.
“The Police Hospital Administration will embark on a mass burial for about One Hundred and Twenty (120) unknown and unclaimed bodies as part of a routine measure to decongest the Police Hospital Mortuary. The General Public is hereby being Informed to contact the Pathology Department of the Police Hospital for identi?cation of persons who might not have been seen for some time now as part of the search to avert being added to those earmarked for mass burial after Twenty-One (21) days from this announcement.”
The police also urged the public to always having their National Identi?cation Cards of any kind on them to help the police and others easily identify them whenever they are in any health crises or involved in an accident.
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