#Ethiopia: Gammachis Mosisa, who was a nurse at Wollega University Referral Hospital was found dead two days after his wedding.
The 28 years old nurse at Wollega University Referral Hospital went missing on August 01, 2021 a day after his wedding as his nephew Chala Inkosa told BBC Afan Oromo Service.
Gammachis' body was found on August 03, 2021 around Lake Sorga on the outskirts of Nekemte City. “The happiness that filled his family, relatives and colleagues because of nuptials, changed into sadness within days,” Chala said.
While the cause of his death remains unknown, Oromia police said they have begun investigation into Gammachis’ death and disclosed that his body has been transferred to Addis Abeba for further investigations.
Source: BBC Afaan Oromoo
Editor's Note: News was corrected

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