Guyanese man quarantined after sex with COVID-19 positive corpse
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September 29, 2020

Guyanese man quarantined after sex with COVID-19 positive corpse

A Guyanese man who was caught having sex with a corpse at a morgue was immediately sent to a state quarantine facility and placed under police guard.

Reports from the police are that the 50-year-old man

was found at the Port Kaituma Hospital Mortuary last week Tuesday

attempting to have sexual intercourse with a dead woman.

The 56-year-old woman arrived at the mortuary on

September 21 after she died from COVID-19 related complications.

It is understood that the woman, who was a farmer, had

recently tested positive for the coronavirus.

The man who is expected to appear in court virtually

has been charged for trespassing with the intent to commit a sexual

offence.

Guyana has recorded over 2,787 cases of COVID-19 with 78 virus related deaths.

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