No bullying or mistreatment in Lahad Datu doc's death, task force finds


PUTRAJAYA: There was no element of bullying and mistreatment in the death of Dr Tay Tien Yaa, a pathology specialist at Hospital Lahad Datu, the independent special task force investigating the incident has found.

Task force chairman and former Public Service Department director-general Tan Sri Borhan Dollah, in revealing the findings after a three-month probe, said the conclusion was drawn based on four issues raised in the complaints by the deceased’s two siblings.

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