00:00A post-mortem has found that a 46-year-old woman and her two daughters,
00:05who were discovered dead at their home in Bandar Baru Tambun, Ipoh, on Thursday,
00:09likely died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
00:12Ipoh OCPD, Assistant Commissioner Mohamed Najib Hamza,
00:16said post-mortem examinations conducted at the Forensic Department of Hospital Raja Permaisuri, Bainun,
00:22determined the cause of death for all three victims to be probable carbon monoxide toxicity.
00:27He said investigations are ongoing to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the deaths,
00:33and the case remains classified as a sudden death report, SDR,
00:38pending the results of scientific analyses and other related reports.
00:42ACP Najib urged the public to refrain from speculation or sharing unverified information
00:48while appealing for the family's privacy to be respected during this difficult time.
00:53The woman and her daughters, aged 11 and 12,
00:57were found dead in a room of their home after police received a report at about 9.10pm on Thursday.
01:04Investigators also discovered a container believed to contain the remains of burnt charcoal at the scene.
01:09Preliminary examinations by the police forensic team and a forensic pathologist
01:14found no signs of injury or foul play on the victims' bodies.
01:18Preliminary examworkers
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