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Maldives: Pakistani chef kills Bangladeshi waiter

| @indiablooms | Apr 18, 2022, at 11:18 pm

Male: A Bangladeshi waiter has been allegedly stabbed to death by a Pakistani chef in a Maldivian hotel, media reports said on Monday.

The incident reportedly occurred in  Khanji Restaurant.

The  Pakistani cuisine restaurant is located in Hulhumale.

Maldives Police Service (MPS) said that they received information of the assault with a sharp weapon inside a restaurant in Hulhumale, on Saturday evening, reports ANI.

The attacker was identified as  26-year-old Mohamed Abid.

He fled from the scene after the incident.

The police publicized his picture and classified him as a 'dangerous person'.
They warned the public not to engage with the public if sighted and instead alert the police to his whereabouts, reports Avas Online.

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