There is no evidence of foul play so far concerning the death of a Filipino woman whose remains were found floating in the water near by Tsing Yi pier in Hong Kong, a Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) official said Tuesday.
around 6 am last July 13.
“We have to wait for the official report on the cause of death. But for now, no foul play, and there is no person of interest,” he added. Cortes said the Hong Kong authorities would need to release the certificate of the cause of death before arrangements can be made for the repatriation of the OFW’s remains.
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