M'sia woman, 28, dies after alleged assault by partner, 38, in Australia, leaves 3 children behind
The children are now under the care of her sister.
A Penang-born woman named Tan Kah Ming, aged 28, tragically lost her life in Australia after allegedly being assaulted by her 38-year-old partner, Younis Qambari. Tan was discovered unresponsive in a Perth residence on August 26 and was subsequently taken to the hospital but sadly succumbed to her injuries. Local authorities suspect that Qambari inflicted "extensive injuries resulting in her death" during an assault prior to her discovery. Qambari has been charged with murder in connection with the incident.
Tan's sister, Tan Kah Hooi, has taken on the responsibility of caring for their three young children, aged seven, five, and three. The sister has expressed her emotional distress and difficulty coming to terms with the sudden loss. To assist her in providing for the children's needs, a GoFundMe campaign has been established. As of now, AUD$74,716 out of the AUD$100,000 target has been raised to support Tan's sister in covering essential living expenses, childcare, education, and daily necessities during this challenging period.
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