Adib’s wounds don’t match assault, says forensic expert
Witness Dr Ahmad Hafizam Hasmi attends the inquest into fireman Muhammad Adib Mohd Kassim’s death at the Shah Alam High Court March 22, 2019. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa
“Based on the reconstruction of the incident that night at the temple, Adib was standing outside the Rescue Medical Services vehicle as it was pushed backwards when the FRT vehicle reversed after rioters began charging towards it,” he told judge Rofiah Mohamad during the inquest at the coroner’s court in Shah Alam.
“The deceased also sustained light injuries to his left elbow, right knee, and upper right wrist,” Dr Ahmad said.
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