Malaysian woman dies in Perth after alleged domestic assault
KUALA LUMPUR: A 28-year-old Malaysian woman residing in Perth, Australia, has died after allegedly being assaulted late last month.
A 28-year-old Malaysian woman named Tan Kah Ming died in Perth, Australia, after allegedly suffering a domestic assault, according to 7News Australia. She was discovered unresponsive at a residence on Taree Street, St James, at 8:30 pm on August 26, and was rushed to Royal Perth Hospital, where she passed away shortly after arrival.
Homicide detectives claim that Younis Qambari, 38, inflicted severe injuries on Tan during the assault that preceded her death. Police allege that the incident took place within the context of a domestic relationship. On August 28, Qambari was charged with murder and appeared before the Perth magistrate's court, with bail denied and him being remanded in custody to appear in court later in the month.
Tan's sister, who lived nearby, expressed distress over the tragedy and was struggling to come to terms with her loss.
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