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VisitPublic reaction level to supermarket cold room death within 6 months
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Gauteng Man Dies After Allegedly Being Locked in Heidelberg Supermarket Cold Room
May 20, 2024, 12:59 PM
A man has died after allegedly being locked in a supermarket cold room overnight in Ratanda, Heidelberg, south of Johannesburg, Gauteng. Initial reports mistakenly identified the victim as a 13-year-old boy who had stolen chocolate. The victim's sister stated that no arrests have been made due to a lack of evidence, and authorities are awaiting an autopsy report. Shoprite is cooperating with the police in the investigation. eNCA's Theodor Mashele is covering the story.
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