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Twenty Comorian police and gendarmes trained in crime scene management

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Twenty Comorian police officers and gendarmes attended training on securing crime scenes, preserving evidence and coordinating interventions. The session was held at the Comorian Interior Ministry to strengthen security forces’ practices, reports Comores Infos.

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