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Policeman Heryan Mohd Tahir revealed the tragic death of an Indonesian couple who were found hugging each other after falling into a pigsty pond in Kampung Kawari, Papar. The victims were discovered around 11:56 am following the husband's earlier fall into the pigsty pond. In a desperate attempt to save her husband, the wife also fell into the water.

Heryan stated that a team of police officers and an emergency squad arrived at the scene to investigate and help extricate the victims. The forensic examination revealed that both victims were an Indonesian couple working at the pigsty, and the initial investigation believed the husband fell into the pond before tumbling into the water.

The wife was also believed to have tried to help her husband, but she too fell into the pond. The bodies were then taken to Papar Hospital's Forensic Unit for further examination to determine the cause of death. The incident was classified as a sudden death (SDR) at the moment, and no signs of criminal involvement were found in the preliminary investigation.

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