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Police in Hong Kong discovered two socially isolated brothers aged around fifty dead in their apartment after their sister reported them missing and a security guard smelled an unusual odor. The deaths are believed to have occurred weeks apart, with authorities stating that there is currently no evidence of foul play; however, the exact cause of death remains unknown pending further investigation.
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Two socially isolated brothers, both in their fifties and financially supported by their parents, were found dead in a Hong Kong flat at Tung Yip House, Lei Tung Estate. Their bodies were discovered several weeks apart after an elder sister made a police report following a security guard's alert about an unusual odor coming from the flat on Monday. The local police confirmed that there was no foul play suspected and noted that the brothers had social avoidance tendencies. Postmortem examinations are pending to determine the exact cause of death, but as of Tuesday, no suspicious circumstances were identified by the authorities.
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2 socially isolated brothers found dead in Hong Kong flat, no foul play suspected
Pair believed to have died several weeks apart, with their bodies discovered after elder sister made police report
Two brothers in their fifties have been found dead in their Hong Kong flat, police have said, with a source noting that they had social avoidance tendencies and were financially supported by their parents.
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The exact cause of death has yet to be confirmed by postmortem examinations.
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No suspicious circumstances had been identified at this stage, the force said on Tuesday.
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An insider said the bodies were discovered after the men’s elder sister made a police report on Monday.
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The sister was alerted earlier that day by a security guard at Tung Yip House, Lei Tung Estate, who noticed an unusual odour coming from the flat.
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The guard knocked on the door but there was no response.
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