Ex-prisoner grateful to be free


A new path: Hamid waving goodbye to the officers and staff members of the Sungai Udang prison following his early release as his daughter and grandson look on.

MALACCA: The first thing ex-prisoner Hamid plans to do after he is granted early release from the Sungai Udang Prison is to meet his youngest daughter, who is studying in Alor Gajah.

The 58-year-old, who was released 14 days early due to good behaviour, said he would celebrate with his family.

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