GEORGE TOWN: Within an hour of T. Nhaveen’s death, his friends and family members – both sad and angry – filled the ground floor of Penang Hospital’s Block A.
More than 50 of them crowded the second floor hallway where he had been warded while many more packed the ground floor, spilling out of the entrance way onto the hospital grounds. A pall of grief hung over the area, the quiet occasionally pierced by bitter sobs.
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