Two Sri Lankan women have been found dead in separate incidents in Kuwait, prompting investigations by local authorities, according to Kuwaiti media reports.
Kuwaiti media reported that the bodies were discovered at residences in the Ali Sabah Al-Salem and Al-Nahda areas, with authorities registering cases of unnatural death.
In the first incident, a Sri Lankan woman born in 1988 was found dead inside a rooftop storeroom of a house in Ali Sabah Al-Salem after a Kuwaiti citizen alerted authorities.
The Ahmadi Public Prosecution ordered the registration of a case and the transfer of the body to the forensic department to determine the cause of death.
In a separate incident, another Sri Lankan woman, born in 1999, was found dead at a residence in the Al-Nahda area.
According to Kuwaiti media, the Jahra Public Prosecution directed forensic experts and criminal investigators to examine the scene and collect evidence.
According to Kuwait’s Arab Times newspaper, both deaths were registered as cases involving suspected foul play, although the exact causes have yet to be established.
The bodies have been referred for forensic examinations, while investigations are underway to determine the circumstances surrounding both incidents.
Authorities have not disclosed whether the two deaths are connected or whether any suspects have been identified. (Newswire)
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