Police seek public assistance to identify body of man with koi fish tattoo found in Kapit


SIBU: Police have appealed to those with missing relatives or friends to identify the body of a man found floating in the Rajang River, Kapit, on Sunday (Oct 5).

Kapit OCPD Deputy Supt Rohana Nanu said a member of the public alerted police to the discovery of a floating body at 11.25am near Wharf Kapit.

"By the time police arrived, the body was believed to have been swept away by strong currents.

"It was later recovered by the Fire and Rescue Department and the Civil Defence Force at Teluk Selindung at 12.10pm, about five kilometres from Wharf Kapit.

"The body was sent to Kapit Hospital for further action,” she said.

Rohana said the deceased was about 170cm tall, had light brown skin and was believed to be in his 40s.

She added that the man had a koi fish tattoo on the front of the right thigh and two ‘terung Iban’ (sour eggplant) tattoos on the front of both shoulders. — Bernama

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