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3-year-old victim of rat poison-laced crackers incident dies | Scoop

Keropok-beracun-meninggal-dunia-2 — Police confirm that Muhammad Akil Syauqi Nur Sufian, 3, died at about 8.30am at Penang Hospital after consuming crackers that were believed to have been deliberately laced with rat poison and placed on a garden fence to trap monkeys. – Pic courtesy of victims’ family, July 10, 2024

3-year-old victim of rat poison-laced crackers incident dies

Toddler succumbs to critical illness at Penang Hospital, while his younger brother, aged 2, remains hospitalised

Updated 10 July, 2024

10 July, 2024

12:40 PM MYT

KULIM – One of the two brothers who were hospitalised after eating crackers believed to be laced with rat poison in Kg Padang Ubi, Labu Besar, last Sunday died this morning.

Kulim district police chief Mohd Azizul Mohd Khairi said the victim, Muhammad Akil Syauqi Nur Sufian, 3, died at about 8.30am at Penang Hospital.

“The investigating officer is on the way to the hospital,” he said briefly when contacted today.

Yesterday, the boys’ mother, Nurain Hasnorizal, 25, said her eldest son, Muhammad Akil Syauqi, had no physical response and was the most critical compared to his younger brother, Muhammad Luth Syauqi, 2.

It was previously reported that the two brothers were in critical condition after allegedly consuming crackers containing rat poison, which were hung on the fence of a nearby garden, believed to be used to trap monkeys.

Their mother became aware of the incident at 11am after her children vomited and were foaming at the mouth. – July 10, 2024

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