Were any personal identification documents found with the remains?

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No Personal Identification Documents Were Found With the Remains

No personal identification documents were discovered at the site where fragments of bones, believed to be human, were found. Consequently, the identity of the remains could not be determined.
Discovery of Suspected Human Remains

On December 12, around 5pm, a skull and bone fragments were found in bushes near Mile 7 of the Miri-Bintulu Road. A police report was subsequently lodged at 9pm by an individual who came across the discovery.
Lack of Identifying Information

Initial police investigations confirmed the presence of bone fragments that are believed to be human. However, the absence of any personal identification documents at the scene meant that officials were unable to ascertain the identity of the deceased.
Preliminary Investigation Findings

A preliminary examination of the site indicated no immediate signs of criminal activity. Police are appealing for information from the public.
Public Appeal for Information

Miri police are requesting anyone with relevant information regarding the discovery, or those who may have missing family members, relatives, or friends, to come forward. Individuals can contact the nearest police station or Miri police directly at 085-433730.

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