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Sabah police: Man critically injured as homemade fish bomb explodes in Manggatal kitchen

KOTA KINABALU, Oct 17 — A man was seriously injured after a fish bomb he was believed to be making exploded in the kitchen of a house in Kampung Keliangau, Manggatal, here...

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A man was seriously injured when a fish bomb he was making exploded in a house in Kampung Keliangau, Manggatal.

Police found materials suspected for homemade fish bombs, seized them for investigation, and are determining the explosion's cause.

The man was taken to hospital in critical condition, and the case is under investigation under the Explosives Act 1957.

KOTA KINABALU, Oct 17 — A man was seriously injured after a fish bomb he was believed to be making exploded in the kitchen of a house in Kampung Keliangau, Manggatal, here yesterday.

Kota Kinabalu district police chief ACP Shahrudin Mat Husain said the 37-year-old victim sustained serious injuries to both hands and his abdomen in the incident, which occurred at about 2.15 pm.

“The victim was taken to Menggatal Health Clinic before being referred to Queen Elizabeth I Hospital (HQEI). He was reported to be in critical condition and unconscious,” he said in a statement yesterday.

He said preliminary investigations found that the victim was believed to have been making a homemade explosive device for fishing purposes.

Following the incident, the police, together with the Bomb Disposal Unit from the Sabah police contingent headquarters and officers from the Kota Kinabalu district police headquarters, conducted an inspection at the scene.

“During the inspection, several materials suspected of being used to make homemade fish bombs were found and seized for technical examination and further investigation,” he said.

He said further investigations are underway to determine the actual cause of the explosion, the source of the materials used and whether other individuals were involved.

“The public is reminded not to make, possess or handle explosives without valid authorisation, as such acts are not only against the law but can also endanger themselves and those around them,” he added.

The case is being investigated under Section 8 of the Explosives Act 1957. — Bernama

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