Surgical assistant teary-eyed at inquest


SHAH ALAM: A healthcare provider at the National Heart Institute (IJN) who had looked after Muhammad Adib Mohd Kassim was emotional when he related his experience of caring for the fireman, causing the court to be stopped for five minutes.

Surgical assistant Muhammad Ashraff Baruji (pic) turned teary-eyed when he told the inquest into Muhammad Adib’s death yesterday that he grew close to the patient while caring for him at the hospital’s intensive care unit.

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