Quick results. That is what the State "promises" through Prime Minister Mamtiana Rajaonarison regarding the investigation into the alleged murder of two young girls whose bodies were found in Ambohimanga on Sunday, according to a statement released by the Presidency of the Refoundation of the Republic yesterday. In response to the press following the opening ceremony of the extraordinary session of the National Assembly yesterday in Tsimbazaza, the head of government stated: "The anti-kidnapping operational center remains operational. The investigation is ongoing. Let us await the investigation results." The statement from the Presidency of the Refoundation of the Republic echoed the presentation of condolences to the families of the two girls by Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, head of state, accompanied by his wife and government members yesterday in Manjakaray. The message affirms the state's commitment to ensuring that those responsible for this tragedy are apprehended and brought to justice swiftly. The State announces measures to accelerate the investigation into the deaths of the two young girls in Ambohimanga. Authorities assure they want to shed full light on this matter which has sparked considerable emotion. The families reported the disappearance of the two victims on August 21. Their lifeless bodies were discovered in a ravine on Sunday. They reportedly suffered particularly brutal violence, with laceration marks made by a sharp object to the throat. Garry Fabrice Ranaivoson