Headless Corpse Washed Up on Beach

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Mayat reput tanpa kepala ditemui di Rantau Abang​

Oleh Rosli Ilham
Januari 6, 2024 @ 9:10pm
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DUNGUN: Pengunjung pantai Rantau Abang, dekat sini, dikejutkan dengan penemuan mayat reput tanpa kepala terdampar di tepi pantai kira-kira jam 5.15 petang tadi.

Ketua Polis Daerah Dungun, Superintendan Maizura Abdul Kadir, berkata sepasukan anggota polis bergegas ke lokasi kejadian sebaik menerima laporan itu.

Menurutnya, setakat ini, identiti mayat terbabit belum dapat dikenal pasti berikutan keadaannya yang sudah mereput.

"Pihak kami percaya mayat terbabit adalah seorang lelaki namun usia mangsa belum dapat dikenal pasti.

"Pihak polis percaya mayat terbabit dihanyutkan arus sebelum dipukul ombak naik ke daratan," katanya.

Maizura berkata, mayat mangsa dibawa ke Bilik Forensik Hospital Dungun untuk siasatan lanjut.

Polis memohon kerjasama orang ramai yang kehilangan ahli keluarga supaya tampil menghubungi pihak polis.

"Kita percaya individu itu meninggal dunia lebih satu atau dua minggu berdasarkan keadaannya yang reput dan setakat ini kes diklasifikasikan sebagai kematian mengejut," katanya.

 

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Google Translation:

DUNGUN: Visitors to the beach in Rantau Abang, near here, were surprised by the discovery of a decomposing body without a head washed up on the beach at about 5.15 this afternoon.

Dungun District Police Chief, Superintendent Maizura Abdul Kadir, said a team of police officers rushed to the scene of the incident upon receiving the report.

According to him, so far, the identity of the body involved has not been identified due to its decaying condition.

"We believe the body involved is a man, but the victim's age has not yet been identified.

"The police believe that the body involved was washed away by the current before being hit by the waves and rising to the land," he said.

Maizura said the victim's body was taken to the Dungun Hospital Forensic Room for further investigation.

The police are asking for the cooperation of the public who have lost family members to come forward and contact the police.

"We believe the individual died over a week or two based on his decomposing condition and so far the case is classified as sudden death," he said.