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The bodies of two Uzbek citizens who died in Poland have been brought back to their homeland

The bodies of two citizens of Uzbekistan who died in Poland in August and September have been brought back to their homeland. One of them died after falling from a height in Olsztyn, and the other died of tetanus in Szczecin. The expenses were covered by the Migration Fund.

The bodies of two Uzbek citizens who passed away in Poland have been returned to their homeland, it is reported.

Specifically, on August 24, J.X. passed away in the city of Olsztyn after falling from a height and sustaining a severe brain injury. His body was brought to Uzbekistan on September 5.

Additionally, on September 5, T.E. passed away in the city of Szczecin. According to official information, his death was caused by tetanus. The body was brought to Tashkent on September 20.

In both cases, the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Poland, in cooperation with the country's government authorities, coordinated the process of repatriating the bodies.

All expenses related to the repatriation of the bodies were covered by the Migration Fund.

Previously, the body of an Uzbek citizen who died in Istanbul as a result of pharmaceutical poisoning was returned to the homeland.

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