Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong paid his last respects to Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) candidate Sim Hui Yi, who passed away after falling into a coma just one day before the national exam. Dr Wee expressed his condolences to Sim's parents and promised assistance from Ling Tian Soon and himself.
BATU PAHAT: Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong paid his last respects to Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia candidate Sim Hui Yi , who passed away after falling into a coma one day before the national exam."It was very sudden, just a day before SPM ."I hope that her parents remain strong in facing such a difficult time," he said after paying his last respects to the 17-year-old.
Dr Wee was also seen spending some time talking to Sim's parents and offering them words of encouragement.The SMK Yong Peng student passed away on Thursday after falling into a coma one day before SPM. Earlier, Ling, who is also MCA Youth chief and state health and environment committee chairman, said the student had complained of a severe headache one day before sitting for her SPM.
"Her family rushed her to the Yong Peng health clinic after she collapsed, and she was later transferred to the Batu Pahat Hospital.Body of foreigner believed murdered found in car boot, two suspects arrestedLiew urges Sabah PKR members to stay resilient amid leadership changeBank Negara is consulting stakeholders on proposed medical insurance premium hike, says Anwar
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