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Foetus found in mosque toilet belongs to cat: police

Forensic unit confirms matter following tests conducted, cops say

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 28 Oct 2022 7:58AM

Foetus found in mosque toilet belongs to cat: police
According to police, at about noon yesterday, the foetus resembling a human embryo was found by a cleaner in the toilet of a mosque in Kg Labohan, Kertih. – Pixabay pic, October 28, 2022

CHUKAI – The foetus found by a cleaner in the toilet of a mosque in Kg Labohan, Kertih here, has been confirmed to be that of a cat.

Kemaman district police chief Hanyan Ramlan said Kemaman Hospital’s forensic unit confirmed the matter.

“The tests conducted by the forensic unit confirmed that the foetus found was not that of a human as initially thought, but actually a cat’s foetus,” he said when contacted last night.

At about noon yesterday, the mosque kariah in Kg Labohan was shocked by the discovery of the foetus on the toilet floor as it resembled a human embryo.

The mosque committee members then immediately lodged a police report for further action. – Bernama, October 28, 2022

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