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Stabbed Aranguez taxi driver warns colleagues to be alert

News Aranguez taxi driver Adesh Sookram who was stabbed several times by a bandit who entered his car last Friday. - SUREASH CHOLAI Three days after he narrowly escaped death when he was stabbed by a bandit pretending to be a passenger, an Aranguez taxi driver is pleading with fellow drivers to take all the necessary precautions while working. Adesh Sookram, 39, was stabbed in his arm, neck and head by a man at Sundarsingh Drive Extension, Aranguez last Friday. […]

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