Annapuranee Jenkins sought my help to book an Uber ride, says dental nurse


GEORGE TOWN: A witness in the inquest proceedings to determine the cause of death of Australian Annapuranee Jenkins, told the Coroner's Court here that Jenkins had sought her help to book an Uber ride to an old folks home in Jalan Batu Lanchang.

Dental clinic nurse, Lim Cheng Wooi, 30, said Jenkins asked for her help after she was done with her treatment at the clinic she (Lim) worked at on Dec 13, 2017.

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