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Dead body found under Swapo Road bridge

The man showed no signs of life when paramedics arrived on scene.

THE body of a man, approximately 30 years old, was found on the M4 highway under the Swapo Road bridge in Durban North on Sunday afternoon.

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Emer-G-Med paramedics were called to the scene to assist SAPS after a motorist reported the sighting to the authorities.

“The man was found seated in a shopping trolley displaying no signs of life. He was declared dead on arrival of paramedics,” said Emer-G-Med spokesperson, Kyle van Reenan.

The cause of death is believed to be natural causes.

SAPS has opened an inquest docket.

 

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I am Candyce Pillay – fun, energetic and always positive. Community journalism has been a part of my life for 18 years – something I always say with pride when I am asked. As a journalist, I am forever the favourer of the underdog. When I am not penning the latest human interest piece, crime or municipal bit, and occasionally a sports update, you can find me in the place I love most – at home with my beautiful family – cooking up a storm, soaking up the sun with a gin and tonic in hand or binge-watching a good series or documentary.

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