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Two Indonesian palm oil harvesters have been remanded for seven days to aid investigations into the death of a male vocational college student in Teluk Intan, Perak, who suffered fatal neck injuries, reportedly caused by a sickle, on Monday (March 9).

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00:01Two Indonesian palm oil harvesters have been remanded for seven days
00:06in connection with the death of an 18-year-old vocational college student in Teluk Intan on Monday.
00:12The student Adam Faisal of Teluk Intan Agricultural Vocational College
00:17died after sustaining severe neck injuries,
00:20believed to have been caused by a sickle,
00:22in an accident involving two motorcycles at Batu Erbat Kampung Serlabak.
00:26His 17-year-old college mate also sustained hand injuries.
00:30Both students were reportedly on their way to college for practical training.
00:35Hilir Perak Police Chief ACP Dr Bakri Zainal Abidin said the remand,
00:40effective from March 10-16,
00:42was granted by Magistrate Naidatul Athira Azman at the Teluk Intan Magistrates Court
00:48to allow police to continue investigations under Section 304,
00:53subsection A of the Penal Code for Culpable Homicide not amounting to murder.
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