Protesting funeral practitioners hit the streets in Durban
Updated | By Nushera Soodyal
A convoy of funeral practitioners is moving around Durban - shutting down parlours that opened their doors on Monday.

Members of several funeral associations say no funerals will take place while they embark on a three-day national strike.
READ: Funeral industry embarks on national strike
There's been protests outside the mortuary on Gale Street in the Durban CBD over the outsourcing of mortuary facilities, pay and a COVID-19 relief fund for the industry.
Muzi Hlengwa - who speaks for the body in KZN says not enough is being done to transform the industry.
LISTEN: Newswatch's Nushera Soodyal filed this report.

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