Eastern Cape health department has decided to remain mum to the public regarding the toxicology results of the Enyobeni Tavern tragedy in anticipation of “legal processes that might follow.” Families of the 21 youngsters who died at the Scenery Park tavern on June 26 were called to gather at health department's district offices in West Bank, East London, in order to get the final toxicology results.
The release of the final toxicology results regarding the death of 21 youngsters at the Enyobeni tavern in Scenery Park got off to a rocky start on Thursday morning with families disagreeing with authorities.
The release of the final toxicology results into the death of 21 youngsters at Enyobeni Tavern in Scenery Park got off to a trembling start on Thursday morning with families disagreeing with authorities. The Dispatch understands the disagreement was over the “credibility of the results”. One of the family members told the Dispatch: “I got angry shortly after they started to address us.
Eastern Cape health department has decided to remain mum to the public regarding the toxicology results of the Enyobeni Tavern tragedy in anticipation of “legal processes that might follow.”