Next of kin sought by Zamdela police
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Next of kin sought by Zamdela police
ZAMDELA – Zamdela detectives are looking for the next of kin of an unknown man found dead on the R82.
It is alleged that the deceased was found by a passer-by, approximately 12 kilometres from the Amelia section four-way stop towards Vereeniging.
The individual was wearing a grey tracksuit top and a grey Jean trouser.
Anyone who can assist the police is urged to contact Detective Sergeant Oupa Jhekemba on 078 576 230.
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