Human Interest/Society

Man Dies After Cutting His Neck With Roofing Sheet.

A tragic incident occured at Wakiki junction in Bamenda II subdivision where a man in his thirties identified as Bertrand fatally wounded himself with a sharp aluminium roofing sheet.

According to local residents, Bertrand had been frequenting an abandoned building where he allegedly consumed drugs. His life less body was discovered after concerned individuals followed a trail of blood leading to the abandoned structure.

“We only saw him covered with blood and struggling to move. We then followed traces of blood to where he committed the act” a resident recounted.

The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear, but sources suggest it may have been an accident while he was under the influence of drugs.

The man’s body is being taken to his village for burial.

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