Update: Five children found dead in unused freezer buried

In what the police believe to have been a tragic end to a game, five children, aged between three and seven who were found dead inside an empty freezer on January 19 at Kakamas - Northern Cape, South Africa (You can read the story here) have been buried. The police's Dimakatso Mooi says, “The grandmother of the children found them all suffocated inside an old freezer in their yard. It’s believed the freezer locked accidentally while the kids were playing inside.”
Adrian Madjiedt, Jamiem Madjiedt, Anastacia Madjiedt, Elzaan Johnson and Elrich Johnson, all cousins were laid to rest on Saturday, January 30. Northern Cape Premier Sylvia Lucas, who attended the funeral urged all parents to be vigilant about the whereabouts of their children.
"It is times like theses which remind us just how precious our children are . . . they are truly gifts from the Almighty Father. As parents we should ensure that we give them our unwavering support and love at all times. We should guard and protect them to the best of our abilities to ensure their safety. In the spirit of ubuntu we should care for one another and share each others’ joy and sadness. Memories of these beautiful angels will forever remain with us and it is our prayer that their souls rest in eternal peace," she said
Lucas praised the Kakamas community for their support to the family of the children and also pledged to support the families in future.
The Kakamas police have opened an inquest into the deaths of the children and the investigation continues.