Durban family thankful for daughter’s return
Updated | By Sandile Zikhali
The family of Durban woman, Natasha Conabeer says they are
thankful for their daughter’s return.
Conabeer was found yesterday following a massive city-wide search.
The 23-year-old is currently in ICU in hospital. She was found in a bad condition yesterday.
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Family spokesperson, Nosipho Conabeer says they are unable to say what happened to her at this stage.
She says their focus right now is on Conabeer’s health.
“She is critically ill and not in a good condition. We are hoping and praying that she will get better,” said Nosipho.
“We would like to thank everyone who supported and prayed for us.”
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Conabeer’s mother and family made a desperate plea for her safe return recently.
She was last seen by friends leaving her Florida Road home flat in Durban some three weeks ago.
Conabeer had told her friends she was going back to her family’s home in Inanda, north of the city.
However, the family raised the alarm when she never arrived there.
Conabeer’s disappearance comes at a time when South Africans across the country are calling for a greater effort to end crimes targeting women and children.
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Numerous cases of rape, murder, sexual assault and kidnappings, among other crimes, have been reported across the country in recent weeks.
Thousands of people marched in various parts of the country over the past week – including along the Durban beachfront this weekend.
People had also been encouraged to wear black to raise awareness about femicide, sexual assault, rape and kidnappings and to push authorities to take stronger action against perpetrators.
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