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Human skeletal remains found in garbage bin in Penang

Northeast district police chief ACP Soffian Santong said police received a call from a trader in the area around 7.20pm saying there was a foul odour near the electric pole on the side of the hill slope. — Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

Northeast district police chief ACP Soffian Santong said police received a call from a trader in the area around 7.20pm saying there was a foul odour near the electric pole on the side of the hill slope.

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