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79-yr-old woman dies in fire at Wakenaam 

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March 21, 2021
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A 79-year-old woman died in a house fire at Wakenaam, Essequibo early Sunday morning.

Dead is Bissoondai called Seema. Police said she died between 05:45 and 06:30hrs, at Zealandia Estate, Wakenaam Island.
According to a son of the deceased, the 79-year-old woman was last seen alive in her room around 05:45hrs. However, around 06:30hrs one of her other sons who lives next door noticed smoke emanating from the house. Upon checking he saw his mother on the floor, her body on fire, with a green kerosene stove on its side.

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Bissoondai sustained extensive burns about her body. She was then taken to the Wakenaam Cottage Hospital where she was pronounced dead by Doctor Kowsilla Persaud . The body is at the Wakenaam Cottage Hospital Mortuary awaiting a post mortem examination.
Investigations are in progress.

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