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HULU SELANGOR: The body of the last victim of the landslide at Father's Organic Farm was found underneath 1.5m of soil at the hillside some 4m from the ...

"He thought it was strange so he decided to dig manually using shovels and discovered the body inside the sleeping bag," he said. "He is fully clothed but his body has started to decompose," he told reporters at the Search and Rescue (SAR) operations centre in Batang Kali on Saturday (Dec 24). HULU SELANGOR: The body of the last victim of the landslide at Father's Organic Farm was found underneath 1.5m of soil at the hillside some 4m from the campsite at Sector A (Hillview).

Hulu Selangor police chief Suffian Abdullah said the body of the boy, aged between seven and 12, was found face down on the hillside about four metres from the ...

“The search and rescue (SAR) operation will continue to ensure that the area is safe,” he told a press conference in Batang Kali. Hulu Selangor police chief Suffian Abdullah said the body of the boy, aged between seven and 12, was found face down on the hillside about four metres from the campsite in Sector A (hillview). THE body of the last victim of the landslide incident at the Father’s Organic Farm campsite in Batang Kali was found inside a sleeping bag at a depth of 1.5m at 4.53pm today.

Rescue teams in Malaysia on Saturday recovered the body of the last person unaccounted for after a landslide that flattened a campsite last week, ...

The boy was estimated to be around seven years old. Among the victims were 11 children and 14 women, according to the fire and rescue department. 15 at Batang Kali, a popular hilly area about 50km (30 miles) north of Kuala Lumpur, while campers were asleep in their tents, tearing down a hillside and into an organic farm that officials said was not licensed to operate as a campsite.

Among the victims were 11 children and 14 women, according to the fire and rescue department.

The boy was estimated to be around seven years old. Among the victims were 11 children and 14 women, according to the fire and rescue department. Rescue workers, in their ninth day of search operations, found the body of a boy in a sleeping bag while digging through mud and debris, Hulu Selangor police chief Suffian Abdullah said.

Hulu Selangor OCPD Superintendent Suffian Abdullah said the body, which was discovered at about 4.15pm, was inside a sleeping bag. “The victim is between seven ...

“On behalf of all agencies, especially the Fire and Rescue Department, the police, SMART, the Armed Forces and the Civil Defence Force, as ground commander, we thank all Malaysians for all their thoughts and prayers for the SAR team to find all victims of the landslide,” he said. “He thought it was strange so he decided to dig manually using shovels and discovered the body inside the sleeping bag,” he said. Hulu Selangor OCPD Superintendent Suffian Abdullah said the body, which was discovered at about 4.15pm, was inside a sleeping bag.

BATANG KALI: The body of the last victim of the landslide incident at the Father's Organic Farm campsite here, was found inside a sleeping bag at a de...

“The search and rescue (SAR) operation will continue for flushing and investigation at the site to ensure that the area is really safe. Hulu Selangor police chief Supt Suffian Abdullah said the body of the boy aged between seven and 12 was found face down on the hillside about four metres from the campsite in sector A (hillview). BATANG KALI: The body of the last victim of the landslide incident at the Father’s Organic Farm campsite here, was found inside a sleeping bag at a depth of 1.5 metres at 4.53 pm today.

Rescuers also dug up bodies of 'two children sleeping between the mother and father' in tent buried under seven metres of mud.

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