Principal: No signs of leptospirosis on school grounds


Mohamad Thaqif Amin Mohd Gadaffi has had both of his legs amputated after he was allegedly beaten by a warden assistant using a water hose.

KOTA TINGGI: Health Ministry officials have already visited Madrasah Tahfiz Al Jauhar (MTAJ), said its principal Moh­ammad Afdhaluddin Ismail in response to findings that a former pupil had died from leptospirosis or rat urine disease.

He said officers from the ministry, Welfare Department, police and Suhakam visited the school when Mohamad Thaqif Amin Mohd Gaddafi (pic), 11, was hospitalised.

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