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Remains of Lahad Datu police chief’s daughter laid to rest

14-year-old buried at Kg Haji Khamis Muslim Cemetery in district

7:41 PM MYT

 

LAHAD DATU – The remains of the teenage daughter of Lahad Datu police chief Dzulbaharin Ismail were laid to rest at the Kg Haji Khamis Muslim Cemetery at 5.30pm today.

The victim, 14, the youngest of four siblings, was found dead in a pool of blood in a room at her home in Taman Tabanak here yesterday.

A post-mortem was conducted on the body at the forensic unit of Lahad Datu Hospital, which was completed at 3.16pm.

The funeral prayers were performed at At-Taqwa Mosque at the Lahad Datu district police headquarters.

Sabah deputy police commissioner Datuk Shahurinain Jais attended the funeral.

Dzulbaharin was appointed Lahad Datu district police chief on April 1, replacing Rohan Shah Ahmad. – April 17, 2024

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