Estranged wife scarred after KLIA shooting


PETALING JAYA: The estranged wife of the man wanted for the shooting incident at KL International Airport (KLIA) says she is still traumatised over the incident.

“I apologise for the unanswered messages. Am still traumatised (due) to what happened in front of my own eyes.

“My personal bodyguard has yet to regain consciousness.

Let us all pray for Along’s recovery and health,” said Farah Md Isa, also known as Farah Cie, in a post on her Facebook page yesterday.

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The incident during the wee hours of Sunday morning at the airport’s arrival hall saw Farah’s personal bodyguard stepping in to save her life and getting shot instead.

The woman, a travel agency owner, had been waiting for the return of her clients from an umrah trip at around 1.20am on Sunday when suddenly, there was a loud bang as a firecracker was thrown in her direction, injuring two passers-by.

Two shots were then fired at Farah at close range, with one bullet missing its mark and the other wounding the bodyguard in his abdomen.

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