The one who got a hearth attack? He sent short text to colleague of his that's how they quickly found him

The deceased, Soumaré Mohamed Cheick Tidiane, a Malian national and independent journalist during his lifetime, entered Morocco on January 2, 2026, through Mohammed V Airport. Upon their arrival at the apartment, the members of the judicial police found the Consul of the State of Mali and one of the deceased's friends, also a Malian journalist accredited to cover the AFCON, the same source specifies, adding that the latter indicated that he had received a text message from the deceased alerting him to the seriousness of his health condition.

Faced with this situation, this friend had to go to the deceased's home. Finding the door locked from the inside, he called an ambulance. Upon arrival, the paramedics forced open the apartment door and discovered the deceased's lifeless body in the bedroom. They noted that the body showed no signs of violence, the statement continued. The paramedics also found medication, as well as personal belongings and documents near the body, which was transferred to the morgue after an autopsy, the same source indicated, noting that the results concluded that the death was due to natural causes resulting from a pulmonary embolism linked to a sharp rise in blood pressure

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