KOTA KINABALU: Another fall simulation was carried out at SMKA Tun Mustapha’s dormitory on Thursday morning (Sept 11) as part of the inquest into Zara Qairina Mahathir's death.
The lawyer for one of the accused teenagers, Datuk Ram Singh, explained that instead of using bricks, both mannequins were weighted with water to match Zara Qairina’s body weight of 53kg.
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