Malaysia

3 siblings fined for ‘snatching’ father’s body from hospital

Twins Said Jipri and Sabri, and younger brother Jenrey sentenced after guilty plea

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 25 Jan 2021 4:45PM

3 siblings fined for ‘snatching’ father’s body from hospital

LAHAD DATU – Three brothers, who “snatched” their father’s remains from Lahad Datu Hospital last Wednesday, were fined RM1,000 each by the magistrates’ court today for obstructing health officers from discharging their duties to screen the body for Covid-19.

Magistrate Ryan Sagirann Rayner Jr meted out the sentence to twins Said Jipri and Sabri, 27, and Jenrey, 26, after they pleaded guilty to the charge.

They were charged with obstructing Mohamad Izwan Ahmad Saibi, an officer authorised by the Health Ministry to perform his duties at the Patient Under Investigation (PUI) Zone, Emergency Department of Lahad Datu Hospital at 8.30pm on Wednesday.

They were charged under Section 22(a) of the Control and Prevention of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 read together with Section 34 of the Penal Code.

All of them paid the fine.

Deputy public prosecutor Risal Abd Fikkah prosecuted, while the siblings were represented by lawyer  Hafizah Mohd Akram Khan, from the National Legal Aid Foundation. – Bernama, January 25, 2021 

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