Trade unionist Emery Masangu died at the Mangoustan hotel: a denial from the Mbuela Lodge complex
In a recent publication, false information circulated that trade unionist Emery Masangu died in a hotel room at the prestigious Mbuela Lodge complex. However, the management of the establishment wanted to formally deny these unfounded allegations.
In an official statement, the management of the Mbuela Lodge hotel expressed its deep regret at the news of the death of Mr. Emery Masangu, member of the union delegation of the Ministry of Epst, during his stay in Kinshasa. According to the statement, the late was not housed in their establishment and he would have breathed his last at the Hotel Mangoustan, an inn located far from their facilities.
The management of the hotel complex stressed that no case of death or illness has been reported among the people housed in their establishment, whether members of the delegation of the Ministry of Primary, Secondary and Technical Education or the other customers. Therefore, they labeled the news as fake and wanted to reassure the family and relatives of the deceased about the health status of those staying at the Mbuela Lodge complex.
It is important to rectify this erroneous information in order to preserve the reputation of the Mbuela Lodge hotel which has no connection with the death of trade unionist Emery Masangu. The establishment would like to express its condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased and hopes that this clarification will clear up any confusion.
Faced with this regrettable situation, it is crucial to verify the sources of information and report the facts accurately. Rumors and fake news can have harmful consequences and damage the reputation of the people and establishments concerned