Body parts believed to be from missing man found in croc's stomach


SIBU: Human body parts including a left leg, two hands and several organs were found in the stomach of a crocodile in Jaka, Sarikei, on Friday (March 20) night.

The body parts were believed to be that of 78-year old man, Lingai Rabong, who was dragged into the water by a crocodile in Sungai Mekan-Sare at 11am on Thursday (March 19) while collecting nipah palm shoots.

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Sarikei , Crocodile , Body parts , Death

   

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