Lusaka, Zambia - The bodies of 27 people believed to be Ethiopians were found in the Zambian capital on Sunday, according to police.

According to the police investigation, the bodies, which were "all men aged between 20 and 38, were dumped by unknown people ... in the Ngwerere area (of Lusaka)," according to a statement by Denny Mwale, deputy police public relations officer. according.

According to Mwale, they are all considered citizens of Ethiopia. He said that one person is still alive and is being treated at the hospital.

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According to him, 27 bodies have been taken to the University Teaching Hospital mortuary for official identification and postmortem. According to Mwale, police and other security agencies are probing it.

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