‘I can no longer take my brother to buy treats,’ says sibling of victim of Rembau fire


REMBAU: What was once a simple joy for Royhan Fadila Khaidir, 31 - taking his younger brother to the shop for his favourite snacks - has become a painful memory, as he would no longer hear his playful requests to go along, after the young man, who was disabled, was found burnt to death in a house fire in Kampung Seberang Batu Hampar here on Sunday (Nov 9) night.

Royhan, a fast-food restaurant worker, said he was on his way home from a hiking trip in Semenyih, Selangor, when he received the heartbreaking news about his younger brother, Mohd Alfian Syahrizal, 25.

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