Woman passes away after sustaining 70 percent burns

Police

Woman passes away after sustaining 70 percent burns

By Navitalai Naivalurua

14/12/2020

The 47-year-old woman who sustained 70 percent burns while cooking at her home in Buabua, Lautoka has passed away at the Lautoka Hospital.

It is alleged the incident occurred on Thursday when the kerosene stove exploded.

Investigations continue.

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