Kafe Secangkir closes its doors after owner's tragic death
KUANTAN: Kafe Secangkir in Sungai Karang Darat here, which was run by the late Nur Atiqah Sofiya Mohd Kazwan, closed its doors yesterday and will be handed over to a new tenant.
Kafe Secangkir, a café in Sungai Karang Darat, Kuantan, has closed its doors following the tragic death of its owner, Nur Atiqah Sofiya Mohd Kazwan. The café, established in 2024, was operated by Nur Atiqah, who passed away along with her husband, Muhammad Nazatullah Nazmi, and their 4-year-old son, Muhammad Armaan Nazeef, in a devastating multi-vehicle accident on August 31.
The fatal crash involved 11 vehicles on KM110.3 of the East Coast Highway 1 (LPT1) near Temerloh and resulted in the loss of lives for Seow Beng Wain, an 18-year-old teenager, and the tanker lorry driver who was seriously injured. Nur Atiqah's brother, Muhammad Hafiz Rifqi, confirmed that the decision regarding the new tenant and the café's items will be made by the premises owner, who is also the landlord.
Hafiz expressed gratitude for the support of customers, some of whom arrived as early as 9.30 am on the café's final day, showing their continued loyalty from the day it opened. Despite the loss of the café, Hafiz hopes that Kafe Secanghir will remain a cherished memory for all who supported it throughout its operation.
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