Fatal maid abuse case: Doctor says her limbs were ‘like skin wrapping bone’


Kevin Chelvam (left) was the registered employer of Myanmar national Piang Ngaih Don (right). - SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS, HELPING HANDS FOR MIGRANT WORKERS

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): After suffering prolonged abuse while working for a police officer’s family, Myanmar national Piang Ngaih Don appeared to be severely emaciated when she died.

She was declared dead by Dr Grace Kwan in her employer’s home on July 26, 2016.

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