The Singapore Police Force on Wednesday told The Straits Times that it had sent the Indian High Commission a copy of singer Zubeen Garg’s autopsy report and preliminary findings on his death during a yacht trip in Singapore on September 19.

The force, which comes under the country’s Ministry of Home Affairs, had earlier ruled out foul play, the newspaper reported.

Garg, a popular Assamese singer, died a day before he was scheduled to perform at the North East India Festival in Singapore.

The event had been organised by the government of India and the Indian High Commission in Singapore, with support from the Assam Association and the North East India Association in that country.

A death certificate issued by the Singaporean authorities on September 20 stated the cause

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