On Tuesday, a tragic incident occurred at Roadport in Harare when the body of Janet Bangwayo was discovered in a toilet.
According to H-metro, the deceased, Janet Bangwayo, who was from Overspill in Epworth, had just returned from South Africa before the unfortunate event took place.
The grim discovery was made by individuals at a nearby food court who attempted to use the toilet. Harare provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Luckmore Chakanza, provided details on the situation, confirming the investigation into the sudden death.
He stated, “Police are investigating the sudden death of a woman at Roadport. The body was collected and taken to Parirenyatwa Hospital mortuary, where it will undergo a post-mortem examination.”
The incident has raised concerns among the public and authorities alike, prompting a thorough investigation to determine the cause of death.
The results of the post-mortem examination are expected to provide more clarity on the circumstances surrounding Janet Bangwayo’s demise.
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In another story, A MOTOR mechanic’s lifeless body was yesterday found lying on a pavement at a newly-opened bar in Glen View. Sandrum Mungoshi, widely known for repairing vehicles at Gazaland Shopping Centre in Highfield, was suspected to have been murdered.
Police attended the scene and took the body to Sally Mugabe Hospital Mortuary forpost-mortem. Mungoshi’s death has shocked the Glen View community.
The mourners are gathered at his rented house where, just two days ago, they also converged to pay their respects to the late mechanic’s landlord.
His former landlady, Mai Kadzviti, told H-Metro Mungoshi had been staying at the house for two years.
“Mungoshi has been a tenant since 2020 and has never been a problem at all,” said Mai Kadzviti.
