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Help Dubai Police identify this man

  • 06 Jun 2021
Found-dead

The man, who was found dead in Dubai Creek, is an African national in his 20s.

Dubai Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the man in the picture. The man, who was found dead in Dubai Creek, is an African national in his 20s.

He was found wearing an orange sport T-shirt and black trousers. The deceased had no identification documents on him. Any information to help identify the deceased can be forwarded to Ports Police Station. Alternatively, one may contact the the Dubai Police Call Centre: 04-901.

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