Nini Satar Dies in Mozambican Maximum Security Prison Under Investigation
Nini Satar died in a Mozambican prison during a routine inspection, reportedly after experiencing seizures. He had been suffering from COVID-19 after-effects. An autopsy is expected to clarify the cause of death, and investigations are ongoing by the National Criminal Investigation Service.
Nini Satar, whose full name is Momad Assif Satar, has passed away in the Machava Special Maximum Security Penitentiary Establishment located in Matola, Mozambique. His death occurred during a routine morning inspection at approximately 7:30 am on a Friday, when penitentiary officers found him lying on the floor without any signs of life.
The National Penitentiary Service (SERNAP) reported that following the discovery, the National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) was notified to conduct an investigation. SERNIC confirmed the death of Satar after carrying out necessary checks at the site of the incident.
According to sources from SERNAP, Nini Satar had reportedly experienced seizures before his death. Furthermore, it has been reported that he was suffering from after-effects of COVID-19, which necessitated his hospitalization prior to this incident. However, SERNAP emphasized that a complete autopsy will be required to ascertain the specific cause of death.
Nini Satar was incarcerated under case number 66/2020 at the Machava Maximum Security Special Penitentiary. In a statement regarding his death, SERNAP expressed regret and assured that they will monitor the ongoing investigations to uncover the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate event.
In conclusion, the death of Nini Satar in a Mozambican prison raises several concerns regarding health conditions and the treatment of inmates. With reports indicating potential underlying health issues and the need for an autopsy to determine the cause of death, further investigation by authorities will be essential in explaining this incident. The National Penitentiary Service has committed to monitoring the inquiry.
Original Source: clubofmozambique.com
