Bones found at Kinoya Sewage Treatment Plant

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Bones found at Kinoya Sewage Treatment Plant

By Alipate Narawa

Wednesday 06/03/2024

Source: Fiji Police

Police are currently investigating the discovery of bones believed to be human remains yesterday.

They were discovered at the Kinoya Sewage Treatment Plant.

The remains have been removed by Crime Scene Investigation officers as investigations continue.

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