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Dr. Manaouda Malachie expressed his condolences to the family of Blandine Yandere20, whose children were connected at chest level and died on the way to Yaoundé.

It was at the Batouri District Hospital after more than 70 km of road that the irreparable happened on Monday. The Siamese born in Ketté last weekend left the department of Kadey, Eastern region, in a medical ambulance dispatched from Bertoua on the orders of the health Minister public, for adequate care at the Gyneco-Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital of Yaoundé.

But things turned sour on the way to Yaoundé. Contacted yesterday by telephone, the director of the Batouri district hospital, Dr. Alphonse L’avenir Azegue Bihina reports: “The state of the road did not militate in their favour. In this ambulance, these children had at their disposal a doctor and a midwife. But not far from Batouri, they started having breathing problems. That’s why they stopped. »

Already connected at the level of the chest, the children had only one navel, two sexes (female and male), four arms and two legs only. According to our interlocutor, the chances of survival were not great. “The vital prognosis was not favorable because they had several organs in common, such as the heart. A single heartbeat was noticeable. For the Minsanté, it was necessary to save at least one. This is why the artillery was deployed to take care of them,” underlines Dr. Alphonse L’avenir Azegue Bihina.

Once in Batouri, the director, all the doctors in place and the reinforcements from Bertoua fought to keep them alive. “The management consisted of counteracting the respiratory distress. We put them on oxygen and warmed them up on a radiant table. Venous lines were placed. Just as drugs to ensure lung maturation were administered. We even went through a resuscitation session of almost 30 minutes, ”explains our source.

Despite all this deployment, the children died to the great dismay of the medical profession and the parents. They were buried yesterday morning in Ketté. The mother is still at the Ketté District Hospital where she continues to receive free care, following the instructions of the health Minister public. And in a tweet yesterday morning, Dr. Manaouda Malachie expressed to parents and the whole family siamese babies born in Ketté, “his proximity and the condolences of the family of health so sad, after a national and international mobilization for their adequate and free care. »

An intelligence bulletin dated August 26, 2023, from the Nkolbisson brigade, sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the death of retired magistrate Dagobert Bisseck. The details contained in this document partially lift the veil on this suspicious death occurred at Simson Hotel.

The subject of the bulletin mentions a “suspicious death” and specifies that the lifeless body of Mr. Bisseck Dagobert, born January 12, 1949 in Lindoï, a retired magistrate and the last position held as president of the Judicial Chamber at the Supreme Court, was discovered on the day in question around 7 p.m. The location of the body’s discovery is identified as the Simson Hotel, located at Nouvelle Route Nkolbisson.

The document sets out the sequence of events: Mr. Bisseck arrived at the hotel around 2 p.m. and went to room 03. Shortly after, he was joined by an unregistered companion, whose identity was provided to the receptionists at the hotel. ‘hotel. At around 4 p.m., the companion left the room in a hurry, heading in an unknown direction according to the words of a trainee receptionist.

The Nkolbisson brigade went to the scene around 9 p.m. without notice. In addition, the daughter of the deceased, named Bisseck and wife Eyouck Mireille, a journalist at CRTV, confirmed her father’s medical history. She mentioned chronic pathologies, including hypertension and heart problems, which he had been dragging for more than 10 years.

The current report indicates that the wait for the medical examiner, required by the Nkolbisson brigade and the Tribunal de Grande Instance of Mfoundi, is still ongoing. This first point of situation evokes the situation followed and promises subsequent updates.

The enigmatic death of magistrate Dagobert Bisseck continues to intrigue, and the revelation of these partial details raises new questions about the circumstances surrounding his death. The presence of an unregistered companion and the medical history of the deceased provide additional elements to the ongoing investigation. Judicial authorities will have to work together with medical experts to clarify the gray areas surrounding this mysterious death.