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Black Bush brothers stabbed during argument 

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April 26, 2021
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Two brothers from Mibicuri, East Corentyne Berbice were stabbed on Sunday following an argument that erupted while out drinking.

Wounded by a known male at about 21:10 hours on Sunday were 21-year-old Ajai Raganath and 28-year-old Vijai Raganath. According to police report, Ajai and Vijai were drinking with friends, one of whom was involved in an argument with another unknown male who was present.

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Vijai, while attempting to resolve the issue between the two, was allegedly stabbed to his left chest with a knife by the suspect. His brother Ajai was subsequently stabbed to his right hand during a confrontation with the suspect following his attack.

Both victims were rushed to the Mibikuri Public Hospital where they were admitted and are currently receiving treatment. No arrest has been made thus far, Investigations are ongoing.

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