Bodyguard robbed in Phuket


ALOR SETAR: The bodyguard attached to the Kedah royal household was attacked and robbed of his passport at a five-star resort in the Thai city of Phuket.

Mohd Sobri Said, who bled from being hit with a knife handle, said four men had entered his room at the resort and pounced on him. They also fled with his wallet and handphone.

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