Veteran actor-comedian A.R. Badul shocked to hear of commando son's death


PETALING JAYA: Well-known actor-comedian A.R. Badul was in shock on learning that his son had been killed by a live bullet during an army exhibition at the Lok Kawi army camp in Kota Kinabalu.

"Yes, the news about my son is true and we are now waiting for news from the army in Sabah.

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