UMK supports student who lost parents in Gerik crash
KOTA BARU: Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) is providing welfare and psychological support to graduating student Husna Syakira Abd Halim, who lost her parents in a road crash.
Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) is offering assistance and mental health support to graduating student Husna Syakira Abd Halim, whose parents perished in a road accident. The collision took place on the East-West Highway in Gerik, Perak, in the late afternoon yesterday. In a statement, UMK conveyed its deepest sympathies and profound sadness over the incident involving the Entrepreneurship and Business student.
Husna Syakira is set to graduate with a Bachelor of Entrepreneurship (Logistics and Distribution Trade) with Honours. She was scheduled to receive her diploma at UMK's 16th Convocation Ceremony tomorrow. Upon hearing the news, UMK dispatched a delegation comprising officials, Student Representative Council members, and a psychological officer to Gerik Hospital.
The university pledged to continue supporting the family, arranging welfare benefits and other necessary arrangements to ensure a smooth transition. Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir expressed condolences to Husna Syakira and her family through a Facebook post, stating that the Ministry of Higher Education and UMK would assist with funeral arrangements. Zambry also conveyed his sorrow over the tragic incident.
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