Malaysia

Furore as 2 bodies found in Bangsar

Crowd gathers as cops remove bodies from townhouse in Jalan Medang Serai

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 09 Apr 2021 4:29PM

Furore as 2 bodies found in Bangsar
Police remove the bodies from the townhouse as a small crowd watches. – Darren Tan Facebook pic, April 9, 2021

by The Vibes Team

KUALA LUMPUR – Police officers were seen removing two bodies from a three-storey townhouse in Jalan Medang Serai, Bangsar today, drawing a crowd of about 20 bystanders.

The incident was first posted on Facebook via The Republic of Bangsar’s page, saying that police were sealing off a house in the area.

A netizen mentioned in the post's comments that they spoke to someone in the crowd who said that he came to check on his colleague who had been absent from work for two days.

Another comment said that the house might be listed on Airbnb but a check on the app revealed that none of the houses in the area were listed.

At 2.30pm, around 20 officers were seen guarding the premises as they removed the bodies from the house.

An officer at the Jalan Telawi police station told The Vibes: “Given that the incident just happened, a report has yet to be filed, so we cannot give out information just yet.” – The Vibes, April 9, 2021

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