Police: Plantation supervisor seriously injured in machete attack at workers’ quarters in Gua Musang
KOTA BHARU, Aug 25 — A plantation supervisor was seriously injured after being attacked by a group of individuals...
Kota Bharu, Aug 25 — A 35-year-old plantation supervisor was severely injured by a group wielding machetes, iron rods and wooden clubs during a brawl at a workers’ quarters in Gua Musang, according to police. The incident transpired around 3:15pm when representatives of a local company sought clarification on permits to enter a forest reserve.
A disagreement ensued, escalating after a worker stepped in to mediate; he was subsequently assaulted by the group using sharp weapons. The victim sustained multiple injuries including a fractured left arm, shinbone, a torn tendon in his left leg, bruising and swelling around his left eye, and a nosebleed. Police chief Supt Sik Choon Foo stated that the case is being probed under Penal Code Sections 326 and 148.
Sik urged the public against speculating about the incident to avoid community confusion. Those with information are advised to contact the nearest police station or Paloh Police Station at 09-928 5090.
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