PUTRAJAYA: A company director who is held under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act (Sosma) 2012 on a charge of committing sabotage on water .
Company director held under Sosma for sabotage on water services in Selangor granted RM50,000 bail (Updated) 16 Apr 2021 / 17:30 H. Pix for illustration purposes.
PUTRAJAYA: A company director who is held under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act (Sosma) 2012 on a charge of committing sabotage on water services in Selangor was granted bail of RM50,000 by the Court of Appeal today.
Lim Kian Aik was granted bail, pending his trial at the High Court, following a 2-1 majority decision by the Court of Appeal panel led by Justice Datuk Azizah Nawawi, who sat with Justice Datuk Supang Lian and Justice Datuk Ghazali Cha.
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Parents’ anguish: Khairil Anwar and Nur Fatehah with Muhammad Irsyad Danish.
MELAKA: A security guard from Klebang Besar here will not get to balik kampung to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri with his family in Terengganu even if the interstate travel ban is lifted.
Khairil Anwar Sulaiman, 41, said he last visited his family in Paka, Terengganu, for Hari Raya five years ago.
He could not travel because his son was born with congenital heart disease and later developed gallstones.
“I cannot even visit my in-laws who are staying in another district here. But I will pray for the travel restriction to be lifted for this Hari Raya. No one should endure our anguish of not being together during Hari Raya, ” he said in an interview here.
MELAKA: Struggling between life and death, five-year-old Muhammad Irsyad Danish is relying on public donations to ensure that he gets to grow up as an adult.
The child will be undergoing his sixth surgery at National Heart Institute (IJN) on April 27, and his dad, who works as a security guard, is running from pillar to post to bear the surgical costs and follow-up treatments.
Khairil Anwar Sulaiman, 41, from Klebang Besar here said he had exhausted all his savings and EPF money to help his second son.
“I cannot bear to think that my son will no longer be with us just because I do not have enough money for his treatment, ” he said when interviewed here on Wednesday (April 7).