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Parfaite Harmonie man dies while in search of work at Suewanda Backdam

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November 22, 2021
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Twenty-eight-year-old Kerwin Sobers, who went to the Suewanda Backdam in search of work, died approximately five days after he fell ill suddenly.

According to a police report, Sobers died on November 19. H was a resident of Lot 2784 Parfaite Harmonie, WBD.

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Police investigation has thus far revealed that once in Suewanda Backdam, Sobers gained employment at a mining operation owned by Oswald Wilson.

Wilson told the police that Sobers fell ill about five days prior to his death. However, on the day that he died, Sobers was being transported to the Puruni Landing to seek medical attention when his body became motionless.

The body was examined by the Police and there were no marks of violence seen.

Investigations are ongoing.

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