Sister bars in-laws from attending funeral of border agency officer allegedly killed by husband, says they didn’t ask about children

The family of Norhazwani Ibrahim, a 35-year-old border agency officer allegedly killed by her husband in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, has barred her in-laws and relatives from attending her funeral, stating they cannot accept the husband's alleged actions. Norhazwani's elder sister, Marlina, 46, told Utusan Malaysia that the family is particularly hurt that none of the husband’s relatives had contacted them to inquire about the welfare of their two young daughters, aged six and five.

The officer, who worked for the Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency, was buried at Tanjong Cemetery in Pengkalan Kubor at around 2am today.

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