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No suspicious injuries in Penang mother-daughter case, classified as sudden death, say police
No suspicious injuries in Penang mother-daughter case, classified as sudden death, say police

Malay Mail

time2 days ago

  • Malay Mail

No suspicious injuries in Penang mother-daughter case, classified as sudden death, say police

KUALA LUMPUR, July 1 — No signs of injury were found on the bodies of a woman and her daughter who were discovered in a decomposed state at an apartment on Jalan Bukit Gambir in George Town, Penang yesterday. Northeast District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Abdul Rozak Muhammad confirmed the findings to Sinar Harian today, following post-mortems conducted on both victims. 'External and internal examinations revealed no suspicious injuries on either body. 'Internal checks also confirmed decomposition of organs, but no signs of foul play were found. 'As such, the case remains classified as sudden death (SDR),' he said. The autopsies were carried out at the Forensics Department of Penang Hospital, starting at 9.15am and concluding nearly five hours later. Yesterday, police confirmed the discovery of the two victims in an advanced state of decomposition in the master bedroom of a ninth-floor apartment unit on Jalan Bukit Gambir in the Penang capital. The case was initially classified as SDR pending post-mortem results.

Investigation begins into woman's sudden death in Co Down
Investigation begins into woman's sudden death in Co Down

Irish Times

time4 days ago

  • Irish Times

Investigation begins into woman's sudden death in Co Down

An investigation has begun into the sudden death of a woman in Co Down , the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said on Sunday. The force said it was examining the circumstances surrounding the woman's death at a property in Donaghadee. The body of the woman, whose age has not been disclosed, was found in a house on Elmfield Walk on Saturday. Police said cordons are in place and an update would be provided later. READ MORE More to follow ...

Snail foraging turns tragic as man, 32, found dead in Bau river; Sarawak cops rule out foul play
Snail foraging turns tragic as man, 32, found dead in Bau river; Sarawak cops rule out foul play

Malay Mail

time4 days ago

  • Malay Mail

Snail foraging turns tragic as man, 32, found dead in Bau river; Sarawak cops rule out foul play

KUCHING, June 29 — The body of a 32-year-old man was discovered yesterday evening after he failed to return home from foraging for river snails at Kampung Skibang river in Bau. Bau district police chief DSP Dr Daram Ruer said the victim had left home at around 10am, but by 7pm, he still had not returned. 'The villagers went out searching for the victim and found him face down in the river,' he said in a statement today. Paramedics who arrived at the scene pronounced the man dead. The body was later brought to Bau Hospital. Dr Daram confirmed that no criminal elements were found in the case, which has been classified as sudden death. — The Borneo Post

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