Dubai Police seek public help in identifying the remains of a man - GulfToday

Dubai Police seek public help in identifying the remains of a man

  • 22 Aug 2022
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Any information to help identify the deceased can be forwarded to the Dubai Police Call Centre (04)901.

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

Dubai Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying the man in the picture.

The man, who was found dead in the jurisdiction area of Al Raffa Police Station, had no identification documents on him, and no one has reported him missing yet.

The body is currently at the General Department of Forensic Science and Criminology to determine the cause of death.

Any information to help identify the deceased can be forwarded to the Dubai Police Call Centre (04)901.

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