Express Tribune photojournalist Muhammad Javed passes away

JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 17 March 2017

Muhammad Javed, 52, a photojournalist with The Express Tribune, passed away after a struggle with bone cancer. He was a respected figure in journalism, leaving behind his family.

Summary

ISLAMABAD – Muhammad Javed, 52, a photojournalist with The Express Tribune in Islamabad passed away Thursday evening following a protracted illness.

Tribune reported Friday that Javed had recently been diagnosed with bone cancer and was being treated at a local hospital. Earlier on he suffered from tuberculosis for a long time.

The deceased leaves behind a daughter, 15, a son 11, and a widow.

Javed was associated with The Express Tribune for seven years during which he covered a number of major events.

He was to be buried in Rawalpindi on Friday afternoon.

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Key Points

Muhammad Javed passed away at the age of 52.
He was diagnosed with bone cancer and previously suffered from tuberculosis.
Javed worked with The Express Tribune for seven years.
He leaves behind a daughter, son, and a widow.
His burial took place in Rawalpindi.

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