DNA tests done for murder-arson case


BANTING: The remains of suspected murder-arson victims Chia Tee Nang and Lim Mai Shak will only be released to their family after the results of DNA tests are received.

The bodies of Chia, 73, and Lim, 68, were burnt beyond recognition and the tests are needed to confirm their identities.

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