DOCTOR TANGUY DESERVED BETTER! LE DOCTEUR TANGUY MÉRITAIT MIEUX!





English version

The image above is hard to take. It is the lifeless body of Dr. Tanguy De Dieu Tchantchou that one sees transported on the sly on a metallic mortuary stretcher, going to the cemetery of Mindoubé where he was buried, not in a coffin, but in what is called a body bag, that is to say a large plastic bag.

Even during an epidemic, would this compatriot not have deserved a minimum of dignity from the Gabonese authorities?

But why ? Why ? Why ?




Version française

L’image ci-dessus est insoutenable. C’est le corps sans vie du Dr. Tanguy De Dieu Tchantchou que l’on aperçoit transporté à la sauvette sur une civière mortuaire métallique, vers le cimetière de Mindoubé où il a été mis en terre, non pas dans un cercueil, mais dans ce qui s’appelle un body bag, c’est-à-dire un grand sac en plastique.

Même en période d’épidémie, ce compatriote n’aurait-il pas mérité un minimum de dignité de la part des autorités Gabonaises ?

Mais pourquoi ? Pourquoi ? Pourquoi ?

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