In recent news it was reported that an SA medical student, originally from the Philippines, died a month before graduation. The tragic news dawned on all social networks. You must read the article for more details and information on viral news. Stay tuned for all the latest ideas and updates in the PKB news.
Who was Snegugu Thobeka Myeni?
Weeks before graduating as a doctor, a South African medical student, Snegugu Thobeka Myeni, living in the Philippines, was reportedly denied the opportunity following her untimely death. However, the medical student’s mother says she is storing her daughter’s body in a morgue and repatriation costs are out of her reach. In addition, the family requested funds to recover from the loss of the medical student. A young KwaZulu-Natal medical student in Utrecht, between Vryhied and Newcastle, was reported to have died at the airport as she was returning home on July 10. In addition, her family made a call on social networks to raise funds for the funeral services for her body.
However, the Kwazulu-Natal provincial government has seen the plea and has pledged to help the grieving family. In a statement, the provincial government said it will provide support and assistance for the repatriation of the medical student’s remains. Supposedly, the Earth Government raised a hand for help. After hearing the family’s plea, General Dr. Mkhize, on the instructions of acting Prime Minister Nomagugu, contacted the Myeni family in Utrecht. The government delegation will also visit the family to determine the status of the family’s home and discuss details related to the organization of the funeral.
Apparently, the acting prime minister expresses his sincere condolences to the families of the deceased. They said that on behalf of the government and the people of KwaZulu, they extend their deepest condolences to the Myeni family on the death of Snegugu. They added that they wish his family and friends strength and courage as they go through the tragic loss of his beloved daughter. Finally, Simelane said that the Prime Minister’s Office is working with the Department of International Relations and Cooperation to consolidate efforts to repatriate Myena’s remains to South Africa.
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