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Kota Marudu Police Chief, DSP Mohd Isa Yusof said based on initial findings from the pathology department, carbon monoxide fumes were found in the victim throat believed to be from the vehicle exhaust.
Police believe the victim had initially stopped his car by the roadside to rest and had fallen asleep with the engine still running.
"Police believe the victim died due to carbon monoxide fumes before the car caught fire due to an electronic short-circuit?," he said when contacted yesterday.
However, Mohd Isa said police would carry out a thorough investigation to determine the actual cause of the case.
The charred remains of Hilde Primus Peki @ Hilde P. Kayau, 43, was found at the driver’s seat of his Proton Exora (MPV) vehicle in the 4am incident.
Early police investigation at the crime scene believed the fire was caused by an electronic short-circuit. (theborneopost)
takziah.. I hope that the proton will take into consideration this case and please do something about your quality of products..
ReplyDeleteIt's terrible, hope the citizens will be aware of this.
ReplyDeleteBut could it be other causes? It's possible.
ReplyDeleteCould this be a mechanical failure or foul play?
ReplyDeleteHopefully a more detail investigation will follow suit to determine the death of this man.
ReplyDeleteNeeded more investigate for this case.
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