MELAKA, July 10 — The bodies of two men were found bundled in canvases near a garbage dump in Kampung Ujong Padang, Cheng, here today. Melaka Tengah District Police chief ACP...
MELAKA, July 10 — The bodies of two men were found bundled in canvases near a garbage dump in Kampung Ujong Padang, Cheng, here today.
“Preliminary investigations found that the first body was found fully clothed in a black T-shirt and short jeans, bundled in the canvas that had been tied with cable ties and ropes. Christopher said based on the condition of the bodies, the incident is suspected to have occurred in the past two or three days in another location.
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