Nini Satar, also known as Momad Assif Satar, died in a Mozambican prison following reported seizures. He had experienced after-effects of COVID-19. The National Criminal Investigation Service is investigating his death, and an autopsy will determine its exact cause.
Nini Satar, officially known as Momad Assif Satar, passed away in the Machava Special Maximum Security Penitentiary Establishment located in Matola, Mozambique. The National Penitentiary Service (SERNAP) reported that he was discovered unresponsive on the floor during a routine cell inspection conducted by the Penitentiary Guard at approximately 7:30 am on Friday. Following this incident, the National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) was alerted and conducted an investigation, confirming his death.
According to sources from SERNAP, Nini Satar suffered from seizures before his death. It has also been reported that he was experiencing lingering after-effects of COVID-19, which had previously necessitated his hospitalization. Despite these details, SERNAP emphasized that a comprehensive autopsy will be essential to ascertain the definitive cause of death.
Nini Satar was incarcerated as part of case number 66/2020 at the Machava Maximum Security Special Penitentiary Establishment. The National Penitentiary Service expressed its condolences regarding the incident and affirmed its commitment to closely monitor the investigations into the circumstances surrounding his passing.
Nini Satar’s death in a Mozambican maximum security prison has raised several concerns. The reports indicate that he succumbed after experiencing seizures and had been suffering from COVID-19 after-effects. An autopsy is currently awaited to establish the precise cause of death, while the National Penitentiary Service continues to oversee the investigation.
Original Source: clubofmozambique.com
