Vyanda : a man found dead

Vyanda : a man found dead

The body of Jean Claude Ngendakuriyo was discovered in the bedroom of his home on the morning of this Wednesday, in Kigutu. It is in Vyanda district of Bururi Province (southern Burundi). Circumstances of his death remain unclear. The local administration that confirms the information speaks of launching an investigation.

INFO SOS Médias Burundi

Jean Claude Ngendakuriyo, in his forties, worked as a storekeeper at the Village Health Works in Kigutu (same district of Vyanda). According to our sources, his colleagues had looked for him everywhere, in vain.

“This Wednesday morning, he did not show up for duty. We tried to reach him, but all his cell phones were off,” confided one of his colleagues.

Colleagues went to check his home before finding his room locked. It was after breaking down the door that Jean Claude was found dead, lying on his bed.

Colleagues deplore the disappearance of a man who lived in harmony with his entourage.

The local administration confirms the information. It indicates that a police investigation is underway to determine the cause of this death.

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Residents in a meeting in a locality in the district of Vyanda, photo credit : La Nova Burundi

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