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Husband returns from phone call to find wife submerged in Penang condo pool

Husband returns from phone call to find wife submerged in Penang condo pool

A 57-year-old foreign woman was found drowned while undergoing aquatic therapy in a condominium swimming pool in Tanjung Bungah, Penang, on October 25. According to preliminary investigation by the Timur Laut district police, the victim and her husband were undergoing therapy at 5.20pm when the man briefly left her to answer a phone call.

Upon his return, he discovered her submerged underwater, believed to have fallen off a float. The husband immediately jumped into the pool, rescued her, and performed CPR before medical personnel arrived and pronounced her dead at 5.49pm. No criminal elements were found in the incident, and it was classified as a Sudden Death Report (SDR).

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