UiTM student found dead with throat slit near Taiping


The victim's body was found at KM228.2 of the North-South Expressway in Bukit Gantang near Taiping on Monday. - Pix from police

IPOH: A first-year UiTM student is believed to have been killed by her male companion while travelling along the North-South Expressway. 

A police spokesman said Nursyuhada Johari, 20, was found with her throat slit on the southbound lane at KM228.2 in Bukit Gantang near Taiping at about 11.55am Monday. 

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Bukit Gantang , Taiping , UiTM

   

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