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The Assam police, in coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona

Late Diego Maradona's heritage watch recovered in Assam, accused arrested

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma informed via Twitter on Saturday that the Assam police, in&nbsp;coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona.
Accused&nbsp;Wazid Hussein has been arrested at 4 am on Saturday morning from his residence and a follow up lawful action is being taken.
The accused had allegedly stolen the limited edition Hublot watch signed by Maradona when he worked as a security guard for a company that was storing the late football's belongings in Dubai. He then fled to Assam in August this year.

The Assam police, in&nbsp;coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma informed via Twitter on Saturday that the Assam police, in&nbsp;coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona.
Accused&nbsp;Wazid Hussein has been arrested at 4 am on Saturday morning from his residence and a follow up lawful action is being taken.
The accused had allegedly stolen the limited edition Hublot watch signed by Maradona when he worked as a security guard for a company that was storing the late football's belongings in Dubai. He then fled to Assam in August this year.
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According to the lawyers of one of the nurses in question, Deigo&nbsp;Maradona&nbsp;was killed due to medical negligence by the doctors.&nbsp;Maradona died of a heart attack last November at the age of 60, weeks after undergoing brain surgery for a blood clot. The police are currently investigating the role of 7 people including doctors and nurses&nbsp;after a board of experts looking into Maradona's death found he had received inadequate care in the hospital. The nurse in question is 36-year-old&nbsp;Dahiana Gisela Madrid who was one of the primary caregivers to the football legend when he was in hospital after the brain surgery. Madrid's lawyer also claimed that the doctors knew that Maradona&nbsp;had many warning signs while in hospitals but the doctors failed to save his life.&nbsp;

Was Maradona murdered? Lawyer of the nurse claims doctors killed the football legend

The police are currently investigating the role of 7 people including doctors and nurses&nbsp;after a board of experts looking into Maradona's death found he had received inadequate care in the hospital

According to the lawyers of one of the nurses in question, Deigo&nbsp;Maradona&nbsp;was killed due to medical negligence by the doctors.&nbsp;Maradona died of a heart attack last November at the age of 60, weeks after undergoing brain surgery for a blood clot. The police are currently investigating the role of 7 people including doctors and nurses&nbsp;after a board of experts looking into Maradona's death found he had received inadequate care in the hospital. The nurse in question is 36-year-old&nbsp;Dahiana Gisela Madrid who was one of the primary caregivers to the football legend when he was in hospital after the brain surgery. Madrid's lawyer also claimed that the doctors knew that Maradona&nbsp;had many warning signs while in hospital but the doctors failed to save his life.&nbsp;

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