Malaysia

13-year-old boy second death in Kelantan floods

Searchers find him 50m from where he fell into a canal in Kg Talang

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 28 Feb 2022 8:41AM

13-year-old boy second death in Kelantan floods
So far, two have died in the floods that hit Kelantan in recent days. –

KOTA BARU – A 13-year-old boy became the second flood fatality in Kelantan after he was found drowned in Kg Talang near Kadok here at 7.15pm yesterday.

Kelantan deputy police chief Datuk Muhamad Zaki Harun said the victim, Mohamad Fazli Tamri, a student at SMK Kubang Kiat here, was believed to have been riding his bicycle with his friends before skidding and falling into a canal at the village at 6.20pm.

“His friends tried to save him but failed and called nearby villagers for help.

“The search operation managed to find the victim around 50 metres from where he fell,” he said yesterday.

Zaki said the boy’s remains were brought to Raja Perempuan Zainab II Hospital for an autopsy and further action.

An elderly man, aged 70, had drowned earlier yesterday at Kg Kuala Gris near Dabong, Kuala Krai, becoming the first flood fatality in the state. – Bernama, February 28, 2022

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