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Skeleton found in Johor govt quarters

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MUAR: Police have found a human skeleton in an unoccupied government quarters in Jalan Pesta, Bakri, here yesterday.

Muar police chief Assistant Commission­er Zaharudin Rasip said investigat­ions found an identifica­tion card near the skeleton.

A next of kin confirmed that the identifica­tion card belonged to a family member who went missing two years ago.

“A team from the district police headquarte­rs’ Criminal Investigat­ion Division and a forensic team from Sultanah Fatimah Specialist Hospital conducted a probe at the scene and ruled out foul play.

“A procedure was done to determine the cause of death and to confirm the identity of the deceased. The case has been classified as sudden death.”

Pictures of the skeleton went viral on social media on Thursday.

Zaharudin said police sought the public’s cooperatio­n to not share any informatio­n on the discovery of the skeleton to avoid speculatio­n.

“Such irresponsi­ble acts will cause tension and misunderst­anding.”

 ??  ?? The human skeleton that was found in an unoccupied government quarters in Jalan Pesta, Bakri, Muar, yesterday.
The human skeleton that was found in an unoccupied government quarters in Jalan Pesta, Bakri, Muar, yesterday.

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