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Family of medical student who died in Cuba demands speedy repatriation of body LISTEN 7 HOURS AGO Family of Erasmus Klutse, the second-year Ghanaian medical student on GNPC scholarship who died in Cuba, is demanding immediate repatriation of the body to Ghana. The family earlier called for an independent probe into the circumstances that led to his death. The GNPC Foundation had assured that the body will be flown back to Ghana after an autopsy is performed. Executive Director of the GNPC Foundation , Dr. Dominc Eduah in a Citi News interview said the Foundation will cater for all the expenses involved in the transportation of the body back home. ....
Investigations are underway to unravel the circumstances surrounding the death of a Ghanaian medical Student in Cuba last week, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, has said. She said the relevant authorities including the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) which sponsored the deceased, and the Scholarship Secretariat as well his parents, were handling the matter with Cuban officials. Ms Botchwey made this known on Wednesday when she held a meeting with Ambassador of Cuba to Ghana, Pedro Luis Despaigne Gonzalez and some Cuban officials at her office. The meeting which was at the instance of the Cuban Ambassador was to enable Mr Gonzalez to deliver a letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla. ....
They accused the High Commission of neglecting them. The students said they are not receiving proper medical treatment from the clinic of the Latin American School of Medicine, the school in which they are studying. A member of the 10-member NUGS executive committee in Cuba, Eugene Oko Richman, narrating what happened in an interview on Accra-based Class FM on Monday, May 10, 2021, said they lost one of their colleagues because the Cuban government failed to send an ambulance to his during a medical emergency. Just this last Friday, we lost a student of ours, a brother, Erasmus Klutse and one of the reasons why we lost him was because of the poor health treatment that we’ve been receiving. ....