Post mortem to be carried out in Labasa body find case

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Post mortem to be carried out in Labasa body find case

By Dhanjay Deo , Semi Turaga

15/02/2021

Police are yet to establish the cause of death of the man who was found in Qelemumu in Labasa on Saturday night.

A post mortem examination is expected to be carried out this week.

The man’s body was found by a woman and her son.

He has been identified as a farmer in his late 40s from Daramu.

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