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– The government recently announced that fuel prices would rise as of August 1
– For this reason, a group of women who cry at the funeral also announced an increase in their rates.
– According to one of them, potential customers must be prepared to pay more for their services
Following the fuel price hike that began yesterday, August 1, 2019, the Funeral Cressing Association announced that its customers would be required to pay more for their services.
According to one of the professional criers' women, potential customers must be willing to pay double the minimum of 2,000 GHc and the maximum of 4,000 GHc announced for their services.
Ms. Dokli explained that the high demand for their services, linked to rising fuel prices and general economic difficulties, had pushed them to adjust their rates.
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It revealed that five singers who charged 5,000 Ghanaian cedis per day would now provide service to 7,000 cedis and 8,000 cedis in Ghana.
"Many things have changed also because the demand is strong, so we must change our prices, we must increase our prices," she revealed.
The upward adjustment follows discussions between her and other professional funeral criers. They took into account the rise in petroleum product prices and transportation rates.
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According to Ms. Dokli, clients could pay even more, depending on the status of the deceased and their bereaved relatives, as well as the form of lamentation.
"You know that some funerals can not be overcharged, some may be charged for funerals" she explained.
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