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MOH awaits autopsy findings in Long Lellang crash investigation
The Ministry of Health said it is still in receipt of the official post-mortem report on the five victims of the Long Lellang incident. The delay in releasing findings has left authorities unable to complete their initial assessment.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — The Ministry of Health (MOH) confirmed on Sept 10 that it remains without the official post-mortem examination report concerning the five victims involved in the Long Lellang incident.
The delayed release of the autopsy findings has hindered progress in the investigation, with health officials unable to proceed with finalising their assessment pending receipt of the comprehensive pathology report.
The MOH has not disclosed a timeline for when the post-mortem results are expected to be completed. Authorities have yet to release further details regarding the circumstances surrounding the incident or the identities of all those involved.
This development comes as investigators continue their work on the case. The completion of the post-mortem examination is considered a critical step in determining the exact cause of death for each victim and may provide crucial information to support the broader investigation.