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The ashes of Bernard Then Ted Fen, a Malaysian engineer who was killed in the southern Philippines last year, arrived at the KL International Airport at 6.50pm Saturday via a Malaysia Airlines flight.

Family members of kidnap victim Bernard Then Ted Fen will head to Manila, Philippines this week to claim his remains for cremation there and bring his ashes home.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said the police were verbally informed on the matter recently and were still waiting for a written report from the Philippine authorities.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak wants Malaysian officials to work with Philippine authorities to bring home the remains of Malaysian Bernard Then Ted Fen as soon as possible.

Philippine authorities have verbally confirmed that the head found in the country's south belongs to Malaysian kidnapped victim, Bernard Then Ted Fen.

The security forces in the Philippines have discovered a headless body suspected of belonging to Sarawakian engineer, Bernard Then Ted Fen, who was abducted by four armed men in Sandakan, Sabah.

Sabah police are checking with the authorities in the Philippines to confirm if the headless corpse found in southern Philippines was that of Malaysian Bernard Then Ted Fen

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Police will apply to the Philippine authorities for the extradition of two suspects in the kidnap-cum-murder of Malaysian citizen Bernard Then.

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The Royal Malaysian Police will get DNA samples from the kidnap victim's family members to be sent to the Philippines as soon as possible, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar says.

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