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Still Malaysian Police Identify bodies of Kim Jong-nam
"The cause of death and the identity has not been determined," said Director General of Health Ministry of Health Malaysia Noor Hisham Abdullah, as reports the Reuters page, Tuesday, February 21, 2017.
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Police now moving with believe that the man who died at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport on February 13 it had been poisoned. Although authorities have not completed the DNA tests, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia has given a press statement and the name of the victim as Kim Jong-nam.
Police also urged the families and relatives of the victims came to claim the body and assist in the investigation. Malaysia previously gave two weeks to the affected families to come and do a DNA match.
However, reported by Reuters, officials of the Ministry of Health Malaysia has not received information from the DNA samples of families of the victims are reportedly living on the outskirts of Beijing, China, and Macau.
The attitude of the Malaysian authorities had drawn criticism from the North Korean ambassador to Malaysia, Kang Chol. Investigating the death of Kim Jong-nam rated Kang Chol contains political purposes.
It has been denied by the Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak. "Ambassador's statement (Kang Chol) was really uncalled for. It was a rough diplomatically. But Malaysia will stand firm," said Najib.
Consider also: Boy Kim Jong-nam reportedly Arrive in Malaysia
Malaysian Police also arrested a number of alleged perpetrators look through CCTV Kuala Lumpur. One of the alleged perpetrator is known to be an Indonesian citizen named Aisha.
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