Malaysian teacher fails to show up in Singapore court


Singapore: Malaysian teacher Nurul Ruhana Ishak, who has been charged with criminal trespass, did not show up for her first scheduled court appearance on Wednesday due to medical reasons.

Kam­si­ah Kamaruddin, Deputy Malaysian High Commissioner told The Straits Times that “Nurul was deemed unfit to attend trial” and that the case has now been postponed to Feb 26.

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