Namibians warned against holding parties at cemeteries after 'disgraceful' event
Summary
Authorities in Namibia have advised people against holding parties in cemeteries after an event at a cemetery in Windhoek, the capital, caused upset. The City of Windhoek stated that cemeteries should only be used for burials and remembering those who have died.Key Facts
- A party held at Gammams cemetery in Windhoek included seating, alcohol, and cooler boxes.
- A witness described the cemetery as looking more like a social venue than a place for mourning.
- The party left the cemetery littered with bottles and cans.
- Windhoek authorities stated that leaving litter in cemeteries is against the law.
- Cemeteries in Windhoek are meant only for burials and remembering the deceased, not social gatherings.
- Past incidents at Gammams cemetery include a man firing shots during a 2021 funeral.
- Authorities plan to enforce rules to keep cemeteries respectful and clean.
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