In Seremban, the police have stated that they did not find any criminal involvement in the deaths of a 31-year-old dentist and her British husband, whose remains were discovered in a condominium on Tuesday (Jan 2).
Asst Comm Arifai Tarawe, the Seremban police chief, has declared that for the time being, they have classified the case as a sudden death.
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“We did not find criminal elements or foul play based on Investigations at their condominium and on their remains.
“So we are treating the case as sudden death for now,” he said in a statement.
ACP Arifai stated that the remains have been transported to the Tuanku Ja’afar Hospital for post-mortem examination.
He urged anyone with information related to the case to contact investigating officer Insp Adi Khusaini Saripudin at 012-7707 282 or the district police station at 06-6033 222.
Initially, it was reported that their remains were discovered in their unit around noon on Tuesday.
It is known that the couple had known each other for several years and tied the knot in October last year.
The dentist worked at a government clinic in Port Dickson, while her 34-year-old husband was a teacher at an international school.
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