ENCG Settat student dead in mysterious circumstances

ENCG Settat student dead in mysterious circumstances
Saturday 8 April 2023 - 00:36

A young university student with severe burn wounds was found in Settat on Thursday, in the forest near the city’s business school, ENCG.

Hespress sources report that the young man had died from fourth-degree burns after being taken to the local hospital for emergency treatment.

The 4th year ENCG student was active in the schools clubs, say our sources, known and beloved by many classmates.

Sources suggest that the student committed suicide by setting himself on fire, but doubts loom over the reasons behind this act.

Students who spoke to Hespress EN anonymously said the student body has doubts about wether the death was a suicide or a murder.

Authorities open an investigation, pending the results of a possible  medical autopsy.

The President of Hassan I University in Settat mourned the student’s tragic death in a statement, expressing his sadness after the university institution received news of the unfortunate occurence.

The president of the university, the director of the school, its professors, staff, and students offered their deepest condolences and sincere sympathy to all members of the family of the deceased.

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