Man's body found with injury marks by roadside in Klang

Initial police investigations at the scene found the body of a 33-year-old local man with several injury marks.

11 Sep 2025 04:53pm
Earlier, a Facebook post went viral regarding the discovery of a man’s body in Jalan Kempas Kiri, Kampung Perepat, Klang.
Earlier, a Facebook post went viral regarding the discovery of a man’s body in Jalan Kempas Kiri, Kampung Perepat, Klang.

SHAH ALAM - The body of a man with several injury marks was found by the roadside in Jalan Kempas Kiri, Kampung Perepat in Kapar, Klang, near here early today.

North Klang District Police chief ACP S. Vijaya Rao confirmed the incident and said his department received information regarding the discovery of the body in the area at 3.30 am.

"Initial police investigations at the scene found the body of a 33-year-old local man with several injury marks.

"The body has been taken to the Forensic Unit of Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital (HTAR), Klang, for a post-mortem, and the case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code,” he said in a statement today.

Vijaya Rao said members of the public with information may contact Investigating Officer ASP Chua Chong Kheow at 019-4217868 or the North Klang District Police Headquarters at 03-32912222 to assist in the investigation.

Earlier, a Facebook post went viral regarding the discovery of a man’s body in Jalan Kempas Kiri, Kampung Perepat, Klang. - BERNAMA

 

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