Investigation Into Boxing Incident Nears Conclusion

The investigation into the tragic death of Ubayd Haider in a boxing incident is set to conclude this week, as confirmed by Edwin Wainiqolo, the chairperson of the Commission of Inquiry. In a recent interview, Wainiqolo announced that only one individual remains to be questioned: former promoter Fredy Chand of South Pacific Boxing Promotion.

Wainiqolo stated that while they had intended to interview Chand earlier this week, the time difference due to his overseas location has necessitated a delay. He expressed gratitude for Chand’s willingness to assist with the investigation, which also included questioning Mohammed Shameem.

Once completed, the findings of the investigation will be submitted directly to Jese Saukuru, the Minister of Youth and Sports. Should there be any need for clarification regarding the investigation’s results, Wainiqolo indicated that a press conference would be held to address the important issues that arise.

This investigation highlights a commitment to accountability and transparency in sports management, aiming to ensure that such incidents are thoroughly examined to prevent future tragedies.

In summary, the investigation into the boxing incident that led to Ubayd Haider’s death is nearing completion, with just one final witness to be interviewed. The focus on thorough inquiry reflects the importance of safety and responsibility in the sports community.