- The body of Ahmad Shah, a 26-year-old Malaysian man who died from an alleged stabbing during a group fight in South Korea, is set for repatriation to Malaysia upon completion of necessary documentation.
- The body of a Malaysian man who died after he was allegedly stabbed during a group fight involving foreign nationals in South Korea will be brought home once documentation is completed.
- The family learned of the incident shortly after it occurred through a call from Ahmad's wife.
- The family was notified of the incident at about 2.40am when his wife, Nurcahaya Ruslan, called to inform them of his death.
- His sister, Ain Sephia, 25, said the family had been informed that the post-mortem examination had been completed.
Ahmad Shah, a 26-year-old Malaysian man, tragically lost his life in a brawl in South Korea after being allegedly stabbed during a fight involving foreign nationals. The incident occurred around 3am on a street in Daeso-eup, Eumseong County.1
His family was informed of the incident shortly after it happened, receiving a call from his wife, Nurcahaya Ruslan, at approximately 2.40am. His sister, Ain Sephia, 25, confirmed that the post-mortem examination had been completed, paving the way for repatriation.45
A Malaysian suspect in his 40s has been detained by the Eumseong Police Station to assist with the investigation into the brawl. The body of Ahmad Shah is set to be returned to Malaysia once all necessary documentation is finalized, as reported by Korea JoongAng Daily.
“The family learned of Ahmad's death at about 2:40 am through a call from his wife, Nurcahaya Ruslan. His sister, Ain Sephia, confirmed that the post-mortem examination has been completed, allowing for the repatriation process to begin.”
Malay Mail
