Cops to take statements from Zayn Rayyan's parents, neighbours, says PJ OCPD


KUALA LUMPUR: The police will record statements from Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matiin's parents to assist in the investigations into the death of their autistic child.

Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Fakhrudin Abdul Hamid said police would also take statements from neighbours and witnesses soon to conclude the investigation.

"At the moment, the police are classifying the child's death as sudden death,” he said when contacted Thursday (Dec 7).

The autopsy of the six-year-old child was conducted at Sungai Buloh Hospital Thursday morning.

It is learnt that Zayn Rayyan's remains will be laid to rest at the Section 9 Muslim Cemetery in Kota Damansara later Thursday.

Zayn Rayyan, who was reported missing since Tuesday afternoon, was found dead in a stream in Damansara Damai on Wednesday (Dec 6) night. - Bernama

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