Did the boy know how to swim before his death?

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The eight-year-old boy was unable to swim prior to his death.

The victim, Muhammad Fatah Saiful, an eight-year-old pupil, was reported to have drowned in Sungai Muda. Police stated that the boy could not swim, leading to the belief that this might have been his first visit to the river, despite his home being only a five-minute walk away.
Drowning Incident Details
Muhammad Fatah Saiful left his house around 2 pm to cycle with friends. He reportedly went to Sungai Muda with his companions at approximately 4.30 pm and is believed to have drowned shortly after entering the water. His friends alerted villagers, and one man retrieved the boy by his leg to the riverbank.
Circumstances Surrounding the Event
The boy's mother was notified of the incident at 5 pm, informing her that her son had been found unconscious. Ministry of Health personnel later pronounced him dead at the scene. The body was subsequently transported to Sik Hospital for a post-mortem examination.
Police Investigation Findings
The case has been classified as a sudden death report (SDR). Authorities found no physical injuries on the victim's body. Based on the available information, the police have ruled out any foul play in connection with the drowning.

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