The offices of Luweero town council were engulfed by a foul stench this morning as mortuary attendants took a drastic step to draw attention to their grievances.
As reported by NMG’s The Monitor, the staff members were met with a distressing scene as they discovered two decomposing corpses dumped within the premises, a macabre act staged by mortuary attendants in protest against the alleged non-payment of their wages and perceived disrespect.
The heavy stench that permeated the government officials’ offices served as a visceral reminder of the extreme measures some workers are willing to take when pushed to the brink.
The mortuary attendants, in a desperate bid to highlight their plight, resorted to this shocking demonstration, using the unsettling sight and smell of decomposing bodies as a form of protest.
The town council staff were left in a state of shock and disbelief as they grappled with the grim reality within their workspace.
The incident has sparked discussions about the working conditions of mortuary attendants and the challenges they face, prompting calls for urgent intervention to address their grievances and prevent such distressing acts in the future.
Authorities are now faced with the dual task of addressing the immediate concerns of the mortuary attendants and managing the fallout from this alarming and unorthodox protest.
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