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Said Hasanovic, a 20-year-old Student, has passed away in Turkey

Published: October 5, 2021
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Said Hasanovic, a 20-year-old student who was studying in Turkey, passed away in that country.

Hasanovic was from Jelah near Konjevic Polje. He studied at the Military Academy in Ankara and was a first-year student.

“Twenty-year-old Said Hasanovic from Jelah, local community Konjevic Polje, has gone on to a better place. May God have mercy on you and forgive your sins. Said was studying in Turkey, he lost his father a few years ago, and now he has left us by Allah’s will. This is a great loss and temptation for all of us, and especially for his family,” is just one of the posts on social media.

According to unofficial information, the young man died of a heart attack while playing indoor soccer.

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