Police yet to classify the cause of death of the woman discovered in Namadi Heights

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Police yet to classify the cause of death of the woman discovered in Namadi Heights

By Naveel Krishant , Navitalai Naivalurua

Saturday 16/10/2021

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Police are yet to confirm the cause of death of the woman that was discovered at Lower Ragg Avenue in Namadi Heights yesterday.

Spokesperson Ana Naisoro had said they will be able to confirm the cause of death once the identification process is complete.

Police believe the woman is an Asian national in her 50's.

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