Carian mengenai topik school-fire

Police have recorded statements of five individuals to facilitate investigation into the discovery of a woman's charred body in a fire at a secondary school in Bandar Tun Razak last Saturday.

Classes have been suspended and three days of mourning declared in Maradi.

Indra Kurniawan Mohd Amirul and Zunnun Misri Nasrun, both 12, have shown positive reactions to the treatment.

MAINS handed out contribution amounting to RM16,800 to 42 students and staff of a religious school in Chengkau that was razed by fire last Thursday.

The suspects claimed they had discarded a screwdriver used to break into the school into the lake, but the murky waters made the search difficult.

Any amendments which could bring about benefits would be welcomed by madrasah (religious school) operators.

One of the 7 suspects in the Keramat tahfiz school fire was brought to the incident location today.

The Bukit Aman Forensics Unit were collecting evidence of the fire incident, including the suspects' fingerprints.

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Suhakam commissioner Jerald Joseph speaks to Market Talk's Ibrahim Sani on the matter.

IGP Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun says, until the full forensic investigation report is available, the victims' deaths are classified as sudden death.

Some suspicious movements were caught on the Malaysian Muslim Consumer Association's CCTV, which is located next to the tahfiz centre.

Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar's decree to identify fire-prone schools will be discussed at the state education exco meeting on Sept 25.

The "mandi jenazah" (bathing of the remains) process was carried out through "tayammum" or dry ablution to protect the nobility of the remains.

All 23 students who died in the Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah tahfiz school fire have been successfully identified via DNA tests.