The British police is investigating the unexplained deaths of an Indian-origin woman and her two daughters at her home in Ruislip in northwest London last week.
Heena Solanki, 34, and her two daughters — nine-year-old Jasmine and four-year-old Prisha — were found dead by London ambulance services at around 6.40 pm on Friday at their residence at Midcroft in Ruislip.
The woman and the children lived in the semi-detached house with her husband Kalpesh and in-laws, according to the neighbours. The police has not formally identified the three victims as yet although the next of kin have been informed about the deaths.
The police said Sunday the details about the deaths will be released only after the post-mortems, which will be held in due course, are over. Formal identification of the bodies will only be done after that.
The three deaths are being treated as unexplained at this point, the police said Sunday, but it refused to confirm or deny reports that a toxic gas was linked to the deaths. The police confirmed it was not a gas mains incident.