The body of a man named M.B.Y., born in 1971 and from Zouk Mikael, was found in his Mitsubishi car at midnight. He had suffered a gunshot wound to the head from a 12mm hunting rifle on the road to Wadi Nahr Ibrahim-Yahshouch. The authorities immediately initiated an investigation to ascertain the circumstances of the incident. After examining the body, the forensic doctor transferred it to the Bouar Governmental Hospital with the assistance of members of the Al-Aqiba Center in the Civil Defense, according to the National News Agency.
There is information to suggest that the deceased had previously shot his brother in the chest and killed him after a financial dispute.
At midnight, the body of (M.B.Y.), born in 1971, from Zouk Mikael, was found inside his Mitsubishi car, with a gunshot wound to the head from a 12mm hunting rifle, on the road to Wadi Nahr Ibrahim-Yahshouch. Members of the security forces and forensic evidence immediately launched investigations to find out the circumstances, and after the forensic doctor examined the body, the members of the Al-Aqiba Center in the Civil Defense transferred it to the Bouar Governmental Hospital, according to the National News Agency.
Some information mentioned that the man had shot his brother yesterday, after a financial dispute, and shot him in the chest and killed him instantly.
The tragic events that unfolded in Zouk Mikael and Wadi Nahr Ibrahim-Yahshouch serve as a reminder of the importance of maintaining healthy and respectful relationships with our loved ones. Violence is never the answer, and disputes should always be resolved peacefully. Our thoughts and condolences go out to the families and friends affected by these heartbreaking incidents. May the victims rest in peace, and may their stories continue to shed light on the ongoing importance of resolving conflicts with understanding and compassion.