Why are we bearing the cost of keeping these 50 Haitian bodies refrigerated? And yes, they are all Haitian. You would think the Haitian government would at least have the decency to claim their own dead whether or not their identity is known.

It has now been over 3 months since Dorian. Put all of these Haitian bodies on the next boat that sails for northern Haiti with each body accompanied by an official Bahamian export document marked "For Return to Sender".

Any Haitian nationals illegally in the Bahamas who disagree with this course of action should also be put on the same boat.

You are one sick person. So Haitian bodies don't have a right to be treated with dignity?

Now pray tell, how can the bodies be claimed when their kinsmen have been deported and also it has been ordered they can't return to the island?

The bad part is you guys are so convinced in your mind you are of sound mind. This while politicians pick your pockets and wear Terylene and Wool suits in the tropical climate.

Yes I am sick.....sick and tired of your kind calling all of us 'true' Bahamian patriots sick simply because we are deeply concerned and dismayed about the ongoing invasion of the Bahamas by illegal Haitian aliens.

We are talking about dead bodies here.

But since you want to talk about an invasion. A simple geography lesson which I know is taught in your schools is this.

By virtue of geography, the Bahamas finds itself in the way of Haitians going to Florida. Your government should allow them to float on right through and let it be the US problem. However, in this instance, we are talking about human dignity. There can be no negotiation about that.

Okay - You want to talk about human dignity! Do you have any idea or appreciation of the number of 'true' Bahamians who have lost their own life or the life of a loved one simply because our public healthcare system has been literally crushed under the weight of thousands and thousands of Haitian nationals who have illegally entered the Bahamas and then proceeded to reproduce at a rabid rate? There is clear and compelling evidence that the Haitian invasion has brought about the failure of both our public healthcare system and our public education system. Today 'true' Bahamians live in fear of not being able to obtain a reliable supply of desperately needed medications for themselves or their loved ones, e.g. their young children and elderly parents. They also live in fear of dying simply because adequate vital acute care facilities no longer exist. You need to stop your incessant and very disingenuine worrying about the human dignity of everyone but 'true' Bahamians; after all, we 'true' Bahamians are very much entitled to some human dignity too!

That is entirely another issue. People died in a storm, it can happen or could have been you.

Blame your politicians and yourself, who no longer wanted to be, "Hewers of wood, or drawers of water." It is a crisis of your own making.

However, now that there is a Prime Minister who "Knew not the Haitians", You are attempting to give them straw to make bricks.

Hopefully a Moses(whats Kreyol for Moses?) will rise up, the Atlantic and Caribbean may open up so that Minnis can let Papa Docs people go.

@ jamaicaproud… if Haitians were only trying to get to the US, we would not have such large numbers of them here, threatening our sovereignty! In truth, I would not expect you to understand!

I understand fully well. However, when it comes to death, there needs to be decorum. One cannot always be a brute

@Well-mudda, your comments are inappropriate! Why don't you start commenting like the "true Bahamian" you are claiming to be! "True Bahamians have compassion for the poor and hopeless among us. And yes, before you start accusing me of not being a true Bahamian, I sure am!!

Those people suffered great tragedy and loss, will you show some kind of compassion? Yes, we all disagree with illegal immigration and they should NOT be here, but for goodness sake, they were here, they died a horrific death and should be given dignity in death!

Oh pleeezzzz....is that the best you can do? Address the issues, not me. Be rest assured I'm not the least bit flattered by all of your attention!

According to one source who lived in The Mud, the Haitian communities were not as tight knit or as intimate as some people think. Persons lived there mostly for economic reasons. And many knew others only by face or first name. So the question was asked, ‘So how would you know if someone is missing or got killed in the hurricane?’ The response was, ‘Ainn no way to know for sure, unless their body is recovered.” But if we go back to Abaco and don’t see them, we have to assume hurricane take them.’ That conversation was in mid September.

@mudda. Those are good intentions to send back those Haitians who perished in Bahamas back to Haiti.

The deceased would be by Haiti authorities to better communicate with all their relatives in the handfull of villages they commonly come from with hundreds of their families to identify and give them funreals, rather than the have few persons in Bahamas who for months now to identify deceased have not come forward.

Having those bodies sent back to Haiti is better opportunity for decent Christian or other Religeous rites closure of deceased, families grief than having deceased bodies interred and marooned on some location in Bahamas.

My much earlier posts about a parked trailer(s) of dead bodies were deemed not be credible by my blog comrades. The health minister has only ever mentioned the bodies in the morgue's freezer at PMH, why is that? **Now the question is, how could the 50 have been included in governments official Hurricane Dorian known dead count if they were never acknowledged to exist, and were all members cabinet made aware about the 50 extra dead bodies?** You can't make **50** suddenly discovered bodies up, you just, can't

Hope the Power don't go out.