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Body of Rosehall Estate worker fished out of Canje River

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April 1, 2023
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The body of a Rosehall Estate worker was Friday morning fished out of the Canje River. The man has since been identified as 51-year-old Nohar Singh of Betsy Ground, East Canje, Region Six. He had reportedly gone missing on Wednesday.
Reports are that the man and a group of friends went to catch fish however the friends returned on Thursday saying that he was missing and that he did not respond to calls made neither was he located during a search.
According to the man’s 51 year old wife, the family made a report to the police on Thursday evening and a search party went up river and discovered the body at about 1:30hrs on Friday in the vicinity of Black Bush Polder.
The police have detained several persons as they investigate the matter.
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