Human remains found, KwaDabeka SAPS search for next of kin
The human remains were found under the bridge along Dumisani Makhaye Highway between KwaDabeka and Newlands East.
KWADABEKA police are appealing to the community to assist in finding the family of a deceased person.
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KZN police spokesperson, Col Thembeka Mbele said the Durban Search and Team were alerted about the human remains under the bridge along Dumisani Makhaye Highway between KwaDabeka and Newlands East.
Mbele reported that the deceased was found by community members who were hunting.
“He was wearing blue work overalls. There was an identity document for Thokozani Mthethezeli Mbhele who was born on 12 April 1985 near the deceased,” said Mbele.
Anyone who can assist in locating his next of kin is requested to contact Capt Simphiwe Nene on 079 500 0299, KwaDabeka police on 031 711 9903 or Crime Stop on 0860 10111.
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