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Baramita farmer found dead in hammock 

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February 21, 2021
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Aaron La Cruz, 46, a farmer of Line Creek Village, Baramita, North West District was found dead on Friday in a hammock, police said.

Investigations revealed that the victim, who was suffering from a prolonged illness, visited a health center in the area where he was treated and sent away. He was later found lying motionless in a hammock at his residence. The body which bore no marks of violence was pronounced dead by a doctor on scene and was handed over to the family for burial.

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