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Family waits for DNA results

From FBC News · () English

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  • A family in Lautoka, Fiji, is awaiting DNA results after a decomposed body was discovered.
  • A relative, who wished to remain anonymous, confirmed a family member has been missing since April 20.
  • Police are investigating the disappearance and awaiting the DNA results to confirm the identity of the body.

A family in Lautoka is anxiously awaiting DNA results following the discovery of a decomposed body. The grim find has intensified concerns for a relative who has been missing for some time.

A family member, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed to FBC News that one of their relatives has been unaccounted for since April 20. The disappearance has cast a shadow over the family as they await definitive answers.

DNA samples have been taken, and authorities are still awaiting the results.

โ€” Ana NaisoroPolice spokesperson Ana Naisoro confirmed that DNA samples have been collected and are pending analysis.

Police have confirmed the man's missing status and have taken DNA samples from the body. Police spokesperson Ana Naisoro stated that authorities are currently awaiting the results of these tests. Initial reports suggest the missing man was expected to accompany his family to the hospital for treatment but left on his own accord before he was reported missing.

The investigation is ongoing as police work to identify the decomposed body and piece together the circumstances surrounding the man's disappearance. The family's wait for closure continues as they hope the DNA results will provide clarity.

one of their relatives has been missing for some time.

โ€” Family memberA family member, who requested anonymity, informed FBC News about the missing relative.
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