Zara Qairina inquest: Foul language ‘part of school culture’


KOTA KINABALU: The use of foul and harsh language was described as “unbecoming” for students of a religious school, the Coroner’s Court heard during the inquest into the death of teenager Zara Qairina Mahathir.

Datuk Ram Singh, counsel for Student A, who is jointly charged with four other teenage girls for using offensive words against Zara Qairina, said it was disturbing that such language was not only common among students but also used by teachers.

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