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Remains of 14 victims released from Sungai Buloh Hospital

17 Dec 2022 10:45pm
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SUNGAI BULOH: The remains of 14 victims who perished in the Batang Kali landslide tragedy were released from Sungai Buloh Hospital's Forensics Department earlier.

They all were believed to have left the hospital after completing victim identification process and post-mortem today, Astro Awani reported.

The report said the remains of the first victim was released at 4.21 pm and followed by the second victim 20 minutes later.

While the third victim was brought out at 5.20 pm and followed by remaining 10 victims were released every 15 minutes.

At 7.59 pm, the 14th body of victim left Sungai Buloh hospital.
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Astro Awani said in its report that another 10 bodies of victims were undergoing post-mortem tonight and will be released to their respective families.

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