The search for the taxi and the other two bodies of the Kumar family continues as relatives today cremated the two bodies that were found in Deuba.
Four members of the Navua family went missing in April last year and the bodies of 42 yr old Davendra Kumar and his 36year old wife Nirupa Devi were found in Deuba. They were identified by their daughter who is a University of the South Pacific student.
Assistant Police Commissioner Crime, Nasir Ali said they managed to find some parts of a vehicle but it is yet to be determined whether or not it belonged to the Kumar's taxi.
Ali said the search was halted for awhile but this will continue until there is a substantive find.
The Kumar family went missing in April in their white Taxi registration LT 1511 with their 3 year old son and 9 year old daughter.
They were last seen leaving the Calia church.
Search Continues for Kumars
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