Two Couples Found Dead in Separate Sudden Death Tragedies

KUALA LUMPUR — Police are investigating two separate tragedies involving married couples found dead in Selangor and Sabah.

In Kajang, a husband and wife in their 30s were discovered lifeless inside their house at Bandar Tasik Kesuma yesterday evening. Kajang district police chief Assistant Commissioner Naazron Abdul Yusof said a report was lodged around 6.30pm, leading officers to find the bodies in separate rooms on the upper floor. Preliminary examinations uncovered no signs of foul play. Both bodies were sent to Kajang Hospital for post-mortem examinations, and the case has been classified as sudden death.

Couples Found Dead

Meanwhile, in Papar, Sabah, an Indonesian husband and wife were found drowned and locked in an embrace inside a pig farm sewage pond at Kampung Kawari on Nov 12. Papar police chief Superintendent Heryan Mohd Tahir said first responders were alerted at 11.56am.

Initial investigations indicate the 52-year-old man slipped into the pond, while his 50-year-old wife fell in and drowned while attempting to rescue him. Also classified as sudden death, Supt Heryan urged workers and the public near hazardous areas to prioritise safety at all times.

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