Nini Satar Dies in Mozambican Maximum Security Prison: Investigation Underway

Nini Satar died in the Machava Special Maximum Security Penitentiary in Mozambique during a morning inspection. He was found unresponsive and had reportedly suffered seizures. Prior health complications from COVID-19 were noted, but an autopsy is required to determine the exact cause of death. The National Penitentiary Service is conducting investigations into the circumstances of his death.

Nini Satar, also known as Momad Assif Satar, has reportedly died in the Machava Special Maximum Security Penitentiary in Matola, Mozambique. He was discovered by penitentiary officers on Friday morning at approximately 7:30 a.m., lying on the floor without vital signs during a routine cell inspection.

The National Penitentiary Service (SERNAP) has confirmed that following Satar’s death, the National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) promptly conducted an investigation at the scene. Preliminary reports indicate that Satar experienced seizures prior to his demise.

Sources from SERNAP have revealed that Satar had been suffering from post-COVID-19 complications, which had previously necessitated his hospitalization. However, a thorough autopsy is required to establish the definitive cause of death.

At the time of his passing, Nini Satar was incarcerated under case number 66/2020. The SERNAP issued a statement expressing condolences regarding the incident and affirming its commitment to monitoring the ongoing investigations into the circumstances surrounding his death.

In summary, Nini Satar’s death at the Machava Special Maximum Security Penitentiary has raised concerns regarding his health conditions and the circumstances surrounding his passing. The investigations by SERNIC and the impending autopsy will provide further clarity on this situation. The National Penitentiary Service has expressed its regret over the incident and is committed to ensuring a thorough examination of the case.

Original Source: clubofmozambique.com