JDT player Syafiq inconsolable after infant son's death in accident


National coach Tan Cheng Hoe (left) offering words of comfort to Muhammad Syafiq Ahmad (middle) after the death of the latter's infant son in an accident.

NIBONG TEBAL (Bernama): "Where is Aisy... where is Aisy? Aisy is gone... please forgive daddy Aisy, ” these were the heart-breaking words constantly repeated by grieving Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) footballer Muhammad Syafiq Ahmad, 25, whose infant son was killed in an accident along the North-South Expressway on Sunday morning (Dec 6).

Muhammad Syafiq has been waiting at the compound of the Sungai Bakap Hospital (HSB) Forensic Unit for the post-mortem results on his 22-day-old son Muhammad Aisy Saqeef and his mother-in-law Zainab Wahab, 45, who was also killed in the accident.

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