Cedera rakan guna seterika, 2 pelajar mengaku tak salah

Two teenage boys, aged 13 and 14, were found guilty in the Parit Magistrate Court for causing injury to one of their classmates using a deadly weapon - a seterika. The incident occurred at a tahfiz house in Chopin Kanan, Parit, in central Perak on September 19. The accused were brought before Judge Nurul Izalina Rajaai. According to the complaint, the two boys, together with one other person, intentionally caused injury to a 13-year-old male student using a weapon capable of causing death, which is the seterika.

The offense was committed at a tahfiz house in Chopin Kanan, Parit, in the state of Perak, on the evening of September 4. They are charged under Section 324 of the Penal Code, which, when read together with Section 34 of the Code, can result in a prison sentence of up to 10 years or a fine, or a combination of both, if found guilty.

Their co-accused was represented by Jayasri's deputy, while the second accused was represented by Nur Nadrah Badarudin of the Malaysian National Humanitarian Aid Foundation (YBGK). The court ordered the two accused to pay RM500 each as surety and set a date of October 27 for further proceedings. According to the report, the two boys were arrested based on a police report from a private clinic doctor on Monday, stating that a patient was being treated for a second-degree burn on his arm caused by being pressed by his two classmates.