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The Sun
2 days ago
- The Sun
Missing man found drowned in Sungai Long lake
KUALA LUMPUR: A young man who was reported missing since last Thursday (July 17) was found drowned in Tasik Bukit Enggang, Sungai Long in Kajang yesterday morning. Kajang district police chief ACP Naazron Abdul Yusof said his team received a report on the matter at 7.30 am from a local man who was fishing at the lake. He said a team of police and Fire and Rescue Department personnel went to the scene to help remove the victim's body found floating in the middle of the lake at a distance of 10 feet (3.05 metres) from the banks. 'Investigations found that the victim was a 25-year-old local man who was reported missing last Thursday in Puchong. A Honda RS150 motorcycle and a black helmet, believed to be the victim's, were also found on the side of the road near Monkey Canopy, Sungai Long,' he said in a statement on Tuesday (July 22). Naazron said the body was sent to the Kajang Hospital for a post-mortem and the cause of death was drowning. A physical examination of the victim also found that there were no signs of injury that could be linked to criminal elements. 'A sudden death investigation is underway. Individuals with information about the incident can contact the Sungai Long police station chief Sergeant Abang Faizul Abang Bujang at 012-9208851 or any nearby station,' he added. - Bernama
New Straits Times
2 days ago
- New Straits Times
Missing man found drowned in Sungai Long
KUALA LUMPUR: A young man reported missing since last Thursday (July 17) was found drowned in Tasik Bukit Enggang, Sungai Long in Kajang on Monday morning. Kajang police chief ACP Naazron Abdul Yusof said his team received a report at 7.30am from a local man fishing at the lake. He said a team of police and Fire and Rescue Department personnel went to the scene to help recover the victim's body, which was found floating in the middle of the lake about 10 feet (3.05 metres) from the banks. "Investigations found that the victim was a 25-year-old local man who was reported missing last Thursday in Puchong. A Honda RS150 motorcycle and a black helmet, believed to be the victim's, were also found on the side of the road near Monkey Canopy, Sungai Long," he said in a statement yesterday. Naazron said the body was sent to Kajang Hospital for a post-mortem, with drowning confirmed as the cause of death. A physical examination also found no signs of injury linked to criminal elements. "A sudden death investigation is underway. Individuals with information about the incident can contact the Sungai Long police station chief Sergeant Abang Faizul Abang Bujang at 012-9208851 or any nearby station," he added. - BERNAMA
New Straits Times
6 days ago
- New Straits Times
Police question five, including babysitter, after two boys found by roadside
KAJANG: Police have recorded statements from five people – including a babysitter – after two young boys were found wandering by the roadside near Bandar Bukit Mahkota, Bangi. Kajang district police chief, Assistant Commissioner Naazron Abdul Yusof, said an investigation paper has been opened. "So far, we've taken five statements. Once the IP is complete, we'll determine the next course of action," Berita Harian reported. The case came to light after media reports confirmed that the two boys – aged three and six – left their home yesterday while their babysitter was asleep. They were later found safe by members of the public. Naazron said the boys were brought to the Bangi police station by concerned citizens who spotted them walking by the roadside without adult supervision. "Initial checks confirmed the children were local and were physically unharmed. They were found near Bandar Bukit Mahkota, without a guardian," he added. The investigation paper was opened under Section 31(1)(a) of the Child Act 2001 for neglect.
New Straits Times
6 days ago
- New Straits Times
Police question five, including babysitter, after two boys found alone by roadside
KAJANG: Police have recorded statements from five individuals — including the babysitter — after two young boys were found wandering unsupervised by the roadside near Bandar Bukit Mahkota, Bangi. Kajang district police chief, Assistant Commissioner Naazron Abdul Yusof, said the investigation paper is currently being finalised for further action. "So far, we've taken five statements and have just opened the investigation paper. Once it's complete, we'll determine the next course of action," Berita Harian reported. The case came to ligh t after media reports confirmed that the two boys — aged three and six — had left their home yesterday while the babysitter was asleep. They were later found safe by members of the public. Naazron said the boys were brought to Bangi police station by concerned citizens, who spotted them walking alone near the roadside without adult supervision. "Initial checks confirmed the children were local and physically unharmed. They were discovered near Bandar Bukit Mahkota, without any guardian in sight," he added. An investigation paper has been opened under Section 31(1)(a) of the Child Act 2001 for neglect.
The Sun
6 days ago
- The Sun
Police probe unsupervised boys found roadside in Bangi
BANGI: Police have opened an investigation after two young boys, aged three and six, were discovered unsupervised by the roadside near Bandar Bukit Mahkota earlier today. Concerned passersby brought the brothers to a nearby police station, prompting authorities to act swiftly. Kajang district police chief ACP Naazron Abdul Yusof confirmed the incident, stating that the boys were in good health. 'Preliminary investigations found that the brothers had left their nanny's house while she was asleep and were spotted not far from the residential area,' he said in a statement. The children's parents were contacted and arrived at the Bangi police station by 2 pm to retrieve their sons. Authorities have since recorded statements from five individuals, including the nanny, as part of their investigation under Section 31(1)(a) of the Child Act 2001 for child neglect. ACP Naazron urged parents and guardians to remain vigilant in supervising children to prevent similar incidents. 'Public awareness and responsibility are crucial in ensuring child safety,' he added. - Bernama
