Post-mortem reports find no signs of torture in deaths of two women in police custody
Most outlets reported that post-mortem examinations found no signs of torture on the two women who died in police custody, with a focus on the absence of physical torture marks. The Express Tribune highlighted findings such as black spots on the lungs and blood clots in the heart. All outlets noted that final cause of death is pending further testing, with 24 News HD and Dunya News mentioning that samples were sent for histopathology.
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Postmortem reports find no signs of torture on two women who died in Township police custody
Detailed postmortem reports of two women who died in the custody of Township police found no signs of torture on their bodies, while the final cause of death is awaiting histopathology results.
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Post-mortem reports find no torture marks on two women who died in Township police custody
Post-mortem reports found no torture marks on Anmol and Amina, while blood and tissue samples were sent for further testing.
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Post-mortems find no signs of torture in deaths of two women in Lahore police custody
Reports say black spots were found on the lungs of both women, while their hearts were filled with blood clots
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