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Unidentified Body Found in Bandeyri Koshi Apartment Flown to India for Postmortem

The body of an unidentified man found in an apartment at the Bandeyri Koshi complex in Malé on 13 May has been sent to India for a postmortem, according to the Maldives Police Service. Local media identified the deceased as Hammad Saeed, a 30-year-old previously sentenced to 25 years for drug smuggling, but authorities have yet to confirm the identity.

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  • 30-year-old age of deceased identified by local media Maldives Republic Local media identified the deceased as Hammad Saeed, a 30-year-old man previously convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison for drug smuggling.

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  • 25 years prison sentence previously imposed on identified man Maldives Republic Local media identified the deceased as Hammad Saeed, a 30-year-old man previously convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison for drug smuggling.

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  • The body was sent to India for a postmortem. India Maldives Republic The body of an unidentified man, discovered in an apartment at the Bandeyri Koshi complex in Malé on 13 May, has been sent to India for a postmortem, according to the Maldives Police Service (MPS).

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