Family of tiger attack victim urge for speedy capture of animal


GUA MUSANG: The family members of Halim Asin, who died from a tiger attack on Tuesday, are hoping that the Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) can track and capture the wild animal.

The victim's father, Asin Parang, 68, said he and his family found it difficult to forget the tragedy that claimed the life of Halim, the fourth of six siblings.

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