‘No illegal organ harvesting here’


KUANTAN: Police have denied any elements of illegal organ harvesting after a decomposed body believed to be that of a missing 11-year-old girl (pic) was found in Pekan.

News linking the discovery with human organ sales activities was completely baseless as there was a possibility the body’s condition was caused by wild animals and exposure, said Pahang CID chief SAC Datuk Othman Nanyan.

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