Malaysia

Rafizi's son reportedly attacked in mall carpark

Sepang district police chief Norhizam Bahaman, who was at the hospital where Rafizi’s son is being treated, confirmed the incident.

Updated 11 months ago · Published on 13 Aug 2025 6:07PM

Rafizi's son reportedly attacked in mall carpark
The incident allegedly took place at about 1.30pm. - August 13, 2025

FORMER Economy Minister Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli's 12-year-old son was reportedly attacked at a mall carpark in Putrajaya.

According to reports in Malaysiakini, the boy was undergoing checks and would be under observation.

Sepang district police chief Norhizam Bahaman, who was at the hospital where Rafizi’s son is being treated, confirmed the incident.

The incident allegedly took place at about 1.30pm.

One of Rafizi's assistants said a statement would be issued soon. - August 13, 2025

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