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Baku / 10.01.18 / Turan: A resident of the Sharaf village of the Masally district, Raghif Zeynalov, made an attempt of suicide on January 9 because of his credit debt to a bank.
A criminal case was initiated under Article 125 (bringing to suicide) of the Criminal Code. Turan was informed about this in the Masally district prosecutor's office.
On January 9, Zeynalov poured gasoline on himself in front of the Masally district court building and set fire to protest against deducting his salary to pay off the debt to the bank.
Zeynalov was taken to the Republican Burn Center in Baku. As the Turan news agency was told, Zeynalov was placed in the intensive care unit in a grave condition. -03B-
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