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A NINTEEN year old second year medical student of the University of Zambia (UNZA) has died after being beaten by a mob that mistook him for a thief in Lusaka’s Garden area last week.
Sianchoko Malungo, a second year student of Medicine and Surgery was visiting his sister in Lusaka’s Garden House area when he walked out of the house around 01:00 hours on Tuesday, never to return or to be heard from again.
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According to reports gathered, his sister Judith Malungo said Sianchoko was mistaken for a thief when he left the house running, attracting a mob who beat him and left him for dead.
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The grieving sister confirmed that a week of searching for her brother, he had been found dead in the UTH mortuary and that funeral gathering would be at their family home in Southern Province.
Zambian Police Service deputy spokesperson Danny Mwale confirmed the incident, saying when Sianchoko was left for dead, some people picked him and took him to Kanyama clinic where he was pronounced dead upon arrival.
Mwale said the police have instituted investigations into the matter in order to bring to book the perpetrators.
Last week, Kalemba published the story below…
#Background
Darkness “swallows” UNZA medical student
A UNIVERSITY of Zambia medical student has vanished in mysterious circumstances leaving his family in worry and panic.
It has been reported that Sianchoko Malungo, a second year student of Medicine and Surgery was visiting his sister in Lusaka’s Garden House area when he walked out of the house around 01:00 hours on Tuesday, never to return or to be heard from again.
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According to his sister Judith Malungo, the events leading to brother’s disappearance are nothing short of strange.
Judith told Kalemba that on the fateful day she was awakened from sleep by calls of help from her 19 year old brother who was banging on her bedroom door.
She explained as she was trying to make out what could have been happening, the noise died down and heard her brother walk away from her door.
Suspecting their house could have been broken in by criminals, Judith phoned some neighbours who immediately came through but her brother was nowhere in sight.
Judith said she was worried because it was the first time that her brother exhibited that sort of behavior.
She reported Sianchoko as a missing person to the police and appealed to the public to help find him.
“Please if anyone happens to see or recognise him anywhere please call me or help me take him to the nearest police station.”
“I’m also kindly asking any of his friends to..please if any of you is keeping him, please encourage him to come home please,” said Judith.
She added that the siblings did not engange in any fight or misunderstanding
If anyone has information to the wherebouts of Sianchoko, reach out via the following contacts 0971817863, 0779286254, 09768142596.
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Kalemba March 21, 2023
