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Gun-toting mourners arrested at Namibia funeral

Twenty-seven mourners were arrested after they were filmed spinning cars and shooting in the air at a burial in Pionierspark cemetery in Namibia.

Edward Acquah by Edward Acquah
July 5, 2021
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Twenty-seven mourners were arrested after they were filmed spinning cars and shooting in the air at a burial in Pionierspark cemetery in Namibia.

A video of the rare spectacle was widely shared online as friends of the deceased paid tribute to his life.

The deceased, Valdo Lee Namaseb, was an elite member of the community.

His friends were arrested after the burial for violating Covid-19 rules.

They are expected to be presented in court on Monday.

Twenty-seven people were arrested on Saturday following a shooting and car spinning incident after a funeral that took place at the Pionierspark cemetery in Windhoek. https://t.co/naKQLwJfxk pic.twitter.com/Be4cclQLGv

— The Namibian (@TheNamibian) July 4, 2021

The government in Namibia has tightened restrictions as Covid cases in the country rise.

The country has one of the worst daily death rates from coronavirus in the continent.

Source: BBC
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