Report on Civil Defence Force member’s death due to cobra bite expected to be completed within two weeks


BACHOK: A report on investigations into the death of Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) member Mohd Idris Abdul Samad, 34, due to a cobra bite, is expected to be completed within two weeks.

APM deputy chief commissioner (Operations) Abdul Wahab Rahim said the APM investigation committee was still probing the standard operating procedure (SOP) and equipment used when the incident occurred.

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