Two Bangladeshis slain in Malaysia
Friday, 12 October 2007
FE Report
Two Bangladeshi construction workers were found murdered at a squatter house in Kampung Berembang, Jalan Ampang in Malaysia Thursday morning, the Star online of Malaysia said.
It said a neighbour found the duo at about 8.15am when he went to pick them up for work.
One of them is believed to have been strangled with a piece of rope and his private part was cut off while the other had stab wounds on his right cheek. The two were in their mid 20s.
Police are looking for a housemate of the two to assist in investigations.
District deputy OCPD Supt Fauzi Abduri said the man could have fled out of fear.
"Jealousy or even revenge could be the motive,'' he said.
The report, however, did not identify the murdered Bangladeshis.
Two Bangladeshi construction workers were found murdered at a squatter house in Kampung Berembang, Jalan Ampang in Malaysia Thursday morning, the Star online of Malaysia said.
It said a neighbour found the duo at about 8.15am when he went to pick them up for work.
One of them is believed to have been strangled with a piece of rope and his private part was cut off while the other had stab wounds on his right cheek. The two were in their mid 20s.
Police are looking for a housemate of the two to assist in investigations.
District deputy OCPD Supt Fauzi Abduri said the man could have fled out of fear.
"Jealousy or even revenge could be the motive,'' he said.
The report, however, did not identify the murdered Bangladeshis.