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27.05.09
- Mayyit of: Ebrahim Yusuf Manjara - VENUE:
India - TIME- After Zohr -QABRASTAAN:
Mosali - CAUSE OF DEATH: Natural
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27.05.09
- Mayyit of: Aamina Bhorat - VENUE:
Stanger - TIME- 10:00am -
QABRASTAAN: Stanger - CAUSE OF DEATH:
Natural
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27.05.09
- Mayyit of: Sallib Bhayat - VENUE:
12 Street Domingo Street Mayfair West - TIME-
10:30am -
QABRASTAAN: West Park - CAUSE OF DEATH:
Natural
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27.05.09
- Mayyit of: Mohammed Fakir Essack - VENUE:
23 Eagle Ext 1 Lenasia - TIME- 10:30am -
QABRASTAAN: Avalon - CAUSE OF DEATH:
Natural
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Tired
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