Expat’s body to be flown home

The body of Indian expat, who died in a road accident on the first road of Eid, was kept in the morgue for four days before his relatives were informed. The deceased Ajmal Thayoola Parambil, 30, hailed from the Kozhikode district in the Indian state of Kerala. Sources said it was

Editorial Team Legacy

Published 11 June 2019, 8:00 · Updated 22:16

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The body of Indian expat, who died in a road accident on the first road of Eid, was kept in the morgue for four days before his relatives were informed.

The deceased Ajmal Thayoola Parambil, 30, hailed from the Kozhikode district in the Indian state of Kerala. Sources said it was his mother who alerted her relatives in the Kingdom to enquire about Ajmal after she failed to establish contacts with him.

“Accordingly, they went to Hoora Police Station to file a missing complaint, where they were informed about Ajmal’s death after suffering injuries in a road accident.”

Expat’s body to be flown home

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