$500,000 reward announced for info on suspicious death of Indian-Fijian nurse
The Government of New South Wales has announced a $500,000 reward for information over the 2014 suspicious death of a 39-year-old Indian-Fijian nurse in Sydney's south-west. Monika Chetty was found alive in bushland in January 2014, five to ten days after she had been doused in acid. Despite medical treatment, she passed away in hospital on January 31, 2014.