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On March 14, 2024, the Barrie Help Foundation, alongside Ivorian Sillahs (“Say No To Drugs”) and the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health Burial team, laid 32 unidentified individuals to rest in Kingtom cemetery.
The cause of death for all 32 individuals was confirmed to be Kush consumption.
Mr. Sinneh Kamara, Head of the Burial team, confirmed the details. He specified that the deceased included 25 males and 7 females.
The Barrie Help Foundation provided financial support to cover the burial expenses.
The Kingtom Cemetery now serves as the final resting place for these twelve individuals, a stark reminder of the devastating impact of drug abuse on communities.
As the nation mourns the loss of these lives, it also prompts reflection on the broader challenges posed by the trafficking and consumption of illicit substances.
OMG 😱
O my God
Oo my God
This is to Sierra Leone government, please try your possible best to making sure that the Sierra Leone Drugs
Enforcement Team work hard and get rid of drugs in other to safe our upcoming future generations from this atrocity so call Kush.
💔heart broken nation 💔 😢 😪
It’s time the government to play their part before the youth and future of this nation will become dum
Some of them are not even dead just watch d starting of d video kinly one of them shake he’s hand but 😨😢🤔😢
Why should we cast blame on the Govt? We should be asking those who have decided to destroy themselves with kush .
One of them is still alive, take a look at the start of the video 😪
Did they take pictures of the said victims and make these pictures available to the public maybe someone can identify them rather than just proclaim them dead and unidentifiable 😏
Is this is how this people walks on top the late people Jesus Christ so sad
One of them is still alive surely
Oh God sure us mercy🙏🙏🙏🙏
We they Unidentified/unclaimed corpses from the mortuary?