Man steals dying boy’s phone


JOHOR BARU: The elder brother of 16-year-old accident victim Muhammad Haikal Ahmad had frantically tried to call him for over an hour after photos of an accident victim, which resembles his sibling, were forwarded to him.

Unknown to Zaiful Ahmad, 43, his brother’s phone had been stolen by a man who pretended to help him after he was knocked down by a van.

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