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The death of Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a 56-year-old nearly blind refugee from Myanmar, has sparked an investigation following his abandonment by Border Patrol agents in a Buffalo café. Shah Alam was reported missing on February 19, shortly after being released from Erie County Jail, and was found dead five days later, approximately 6.4 kilometers from the café. Buffalo's Mayor Sean Ryan criticized the actions of Customs and Border Protection (CBP), calling the incident 'deeply disturbing' and 'preventable.' The cause of death was determined to be health-related, with no foul play suspected. Shah Alam's family, who are Rohingya refugees, expressed concern over the lack of communication regarding his whereabouts after his release.

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Investigation Launched After Refugee's Tragic Death in Buffalo, NY

The death of Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a nearly blind refugee from Myanmar, has sparked an investigation after he was left alone by Border Patrol agents at a coffee shop in Buffalo, New York. Shah Alam, 56, went missing shortly after his release from Erie County jail on February 19, with his body discovered five days later. Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan criticized the handling of Shah Alam's case, calling it unprofessional and inhumane, as he was left vulnerable in cold weather without proper assistance. The Erie County Medical Examiner ruled his death as health-related, dismissing homicide or exposure. Shah Alam's family, who are Rohingya refugees, expressed distress over the lack of communication regarding his whereabouts after his release.