The provincial government of Kasai-central recently announced the date of the funerals of the 23 people who died during a torrential rain. These bodies will be exhibited at the Stadium of Hope in Kananga before their burial on Saturday January 6.
Martin Makita Mfuamba Iba Iba, vice-governor of the province, explained that everything was ready for this dignified funeral in tribute to the victims of the disaster. Family members of the deceased are invited to contact the town hall in order to identify themselves and receive the necessary assistance. The funeral will take place on Saturday morning at the Stadium, where families will be able to mourn their loved ones and pay their last respects.
Contrary to what has been conveyed, the provincial government of Kasai Central covers all the costs linked to this funeral. The province is counting on its partners, such as international organizations, the central government and private companies, to provide appropriate assistance to disaster victims and to dam the ravines created by heavy rains.
It is a priority for the government to support families affected by this disaster and offer them lasting solutions. The funeral planned for Saturday January 6 will be an opportunity for the population to pay tribute to the victims and show their solidarity. This is an important step in the process of reconstruction and support for the victims of this natural disaster.
The event will be covered by the local press, which will relay the testimonies of the families and the reactions of the population to this tragedy. It is essential that the international community continues to support the provincial government in its efforts to respond to the needs of disaster victims and rebuild damaged infrastructure.
Solidarity and unity are essential values in such situations, and the funeral planned for this Saturday will also serve as a moment of collective contemplation and support for the affected families.