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Yahoo
a day ago
- Yahoo
Two bodies recovered from cliffs below Whitby Abbey
Two bodies have been recovered from the cliffs below Whitby Abbey, police have said. An emergency service rescue operation was launched at 7.16pm on Wednesday after a member of the public spotted the man and woman on the rocks below, North Yorkshire Police said. The Coastguard helicopter was called in as the tide was coming in quickly, and the two people were taken to ambulance crews positioned near Whitby Abbey at 8.24pm. Paramedics confirmed the pair had died and the bodies were taken to hospital by ambulance. Officers are working to trace the man and woman's next of kin while an investigation into their sudden deaths has been launched for a coroner's report. Any witnesses or anyone with information is asked to call North Yorkshire Police on 101.
Malay Mail
2 days ago
- Malay Mail
Police: Body found near Klang River in Puchong may be missing college student
KUALA LUMPUR, July 30 — Police believe a body found under a Klang River bridge near Jalan Jurutera, Puchong, is that of a 23-year-old private college student reported missing last week. Subang Jaya police chief Assistant Commissioner Wan Azlan Wan Mamat said the victim's identity was traced through a missing persons report lodged by her sister on 26 July, Berita Harian reported. The report said the woman had asked to be picked up from the Putra Heights LRT station at noon on July 25, but she could not be reached after that. A key found in the victim's trouser pocket led police to inspect a residence believed to be hers in Jalan Klang Lama. Closed-circuit television footage showed her presence in the area before she was reported missing. Her family has since confirmed the clothing on the body belonged to their missing relative, while fingerprint analysis is underway for final identification. A forensic examination conducted at Hospital Sultan Idris Shah at 8am yesterday found no signs of injuries or struggle on the body. Police are awaiting lab results before completing the autopsy report, and for now, the case remains classified as sudden death.
Free Malaysia Today
24-07-2025
- Free Malaysia Today
Skeletal remains found in home of late ex-Perak assemblyman
Hilir Perak police chief Bakri Zainal Abidin said policemen found a pet dog, which was still alive, and the victim's personal belongings in the house. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA : Skeletal remains were found in the family home of former Pasir Bedamar assemblyman Wah Keng Jooi on Saturday, believed to be those of the late MCA man's youngest son. Hilir Perak police chief Bakri Zainal Abidin said a police report was lodged at about 2.25pm on Saturday by a 78-year-old man who had gone to the wooden house to visit his younger brother, who stayed there on his own. 'When he arrived at the house, he noticed a foul smell. He tried but failed to find his younger brother, and could not go upstairs as the wooden staircase had decayed,' he said, according to Sinar Harian. Bakri said an investigation led to the discovery of the skeletal remains. Also at the house was a pet dog, which was still alive, along with the victim's personal belongings. The remains were sent to Teluk Intan Hospital for an autopsy, and the case has been classified as sudden death. Wah was Pasir Bedamar's first assemblyman, serving in the post from 1959 to 1964.
Free Malaysia Today
10-07-2025
- Free Malaysia Today
2 missing men found dead in Ayer Tawar, Perak
Manjung police chief Hasbullah Abd Rahman said the Ayer Tawar station received reports on the disappearances of the unidentified duo yesterday.(PDRM pic) PETALING JAYA : Two men reported missing were found dead separately around Ayer Tawar in Beruas, Perak, today. Manjung police chief Hasbullah Abd Rahman said the Ayer Tawar station received reports on the disappearances of the unidentified duo yesterday. He said the first victim, aged 50, was reported to have left his home yesterday, while the second, aged 55, had not returned home since June 27. 'At 9.39am today, police were informed that the first victim was found unconscious at an oil palm plantation on Jalan Taman Sri Perak. 'The second victim was found in an empty house in Taman Biru at 8.30am. His body was found in a state of decomposition,' Sinar Harian reported him as saying. Both bodies were sent to the Seri Manjung Hospital's forensic unit. He said both victims were unrelated, and the cases were classified as sudden deaths.
Malay Mail
01-07-2025
- 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.
