Body of Young Woman Found on Fig Tree Drive
Police have confirmed that the lifeless body of a young woman was found lying on the ground in Fig Tree Drive this morning
Lawmen are still currently on the scene. The woman is slimly built with braided hair
Police and emergency medical staff are still on the scene in Fig Tree Drive where the body was discovered
A section of the side of the road is cordoned off with police tape.
Meanwhile, authorities are currently searching for a woman whose child was found wandering late last night.
The toddler was found on Jonas Road. Police were able to contact the father but the mother has not yet been allocated
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