
A group of youths were pictured at the funeral of a friend kissing and boozing as they shunned coronavirus lockdown measures.
The group were seen at the wake in an image posted to social media - where some wrote: "F**k yer social distancing'.
Around 30 people drank alcohol – including Buckfast, vodka and MD 2020 – on wasteland in Coatbridge after the funeral of James McKenna, whose cause of death is still being investigated.
One of those in attendance posted an image to Instagram commenting: “Away for a social distance swally way ma bestos probs be in the cells for 4”.
She also posted a photo of the group with the comment: “Rip James” .
One lad planning to attend goaded authorities when he posted “f**k yer social distancing” before later making his account private.
A member of the public, who fears that the group could have put themselves and others at risk, said: “Some of these individuals have lost friends and family to the virus and others are single mothers.
“One remarked ‘f**k yer social distancing’.”
Announcing the funeral plans for James, his family had requested people wishing to pay their respects should observe social distancing measures during a farewell procession on Friday ahead of Saturday’s ceremony.
Social distancing has seen many families unable to properly say their goodbyes to loved ones at funerals.
The group were seen at the wake in an image posted to social media - where some wrote: "F**k yer social distancing'.
Around 30 people drank alcohol – including Buckfast, vodka and MD 2020 – on wasteland in Coatbridge after the funeral of James McKenna, whose cause of death is still being investigated.
One of those in attendance posted an image to Instagram commenting: “Away for a social distance swally way ma bestos probs be in the cells for 4”.
She also posted a photo of the group with the comment: “Rip James” .
One lad planning to attend goaded authorities when he posted “f**k yer social distancing” before later making his account private.
A member of the public, who fears that the group could have put themselves and others at risk, said: “Some of these individuals have lost friends and family to the virus and others are single mothers.
“One remarked ‘f**k yer social distancing’.”
Announcing the funeral plans for James, his family had requested people wishing to pay their respects should observe social distancing measures during a farewell procession on Friday ahead of Saturday’s ceremony.
Social distancing has seen many families unable to properly say their goodbyes to loved ones at funerals.
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