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Olympic rugby medalist Josaia Raisuqe of Fiji has died at 30

  • Josaia Raisuqe, a 30-year-old Fiji international rugby player, died in a road accident involving a train in France on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
  • Raisuqe's death followed a career playing in France since 2015, including stints at Stade Francais, Nevers, and Castres Olympique, where he joined in 2021.
  • He was a Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist with the Fiji rugby sevens team, scoring in pool play and starting in the final against France, and played as a winger and flanker for Castres.
  • Castres Olympique expressed mourning, calling Raisuqe a 'radiant boy on and off the field' and a pillar of the Fijian community, while extending condolences to his family and fiancée.
  • The accident led to the postponement of a Top 14 match, and Castres requested respect for Raisuqe's family during the club's period of mourning.
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