Partial human remains, including a skull and torso, were discovered in Kruger National Park by a herder. Police are urging anyone with missing family members to come forward. The remains are currently unidentified, and authorities are seeking information from the public to assist in the investigation.
Provincial police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Jabu Ndubane said the discovery was made by a herder on Tuesday."Upon arrival, police discovered what appeared to be a human skull and a detached torso. Only the right arm was present, but the hand was missing. The left arm and both legs were not located at the scene," he said.
"There is no waiting period for reporting a missing person—family members should report as soon as they realise someone is missing or suspect that something may have happened to them. Ndubane said anyone with information that may assist police in the investigation can contact Detective Sergeant Vusi Nkosi on 071 374 7759 or 082 798 0396.
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