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Teoh's body will be exhumed on Nov 21

  20:18:53 PM 

SHAH ALAM: The Coroner's Court here today ordered the body of the late Teoh Beng Hock, who was laid to rest more than three months ago, to be exhumed on Nov 21 so that a second post-mortem on him can be carried out the next day.

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