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Malay Mail
11 hours ago
- Health
- Malay Mail
Post-mortem reveals baby in Melaka died from lung injuries after being pinned under father who suffered fatal heart attack
MELAKA, June 20 — The post-mortem results of a three-month-old baby who died after being accidentally pinned under his father's arm indicate that the infant suffered lung injuries. Melaka Tengah district police chief ACP Christopher Patit said the injuries were likely caused by the pressure that made it difficult for the baby to breathe. 'The post-mortem conducted by Dr Muhammad Khairul Afizal classified the case as 'pending laboratory investigation', and several samples have been taken for toxicology testing at the Melaka Chemistry Department,' he said in a statement today. The post-mortem on the baby's father, Nuruleffendy Ibrahim, 35, found a blockage and two closed heart valves, but no other physical injuries on the deceased. 'The post-mortem result has been classified as 'Ischemic Heart Disease',' he said. The baby is believed to have been accidentally pinned under his father's arm after the latter suffered a heart attack at their home in Kampung Perigi Hang Tuah here yesterday morning. The victim was found unconscious by his mother, Azura Abdul Malik Yaher, 37, who had returned home to take the youngest of their three children for a routine baby jab at a health clinic. — Bernama
Malay Mail
12 hours ago
- Health
- Malay Mail
Post-mortem reveals baby died from lung injuries after being pinned under father who suffered fatal heart attack
MELAKA, June 20 — The post-mortem results of a three-month-old baby who died after being accidentally pinned under his father's arm indicate that the infant suffered lung injuries. Melaka Tengah district police chief ACP Christopher Patit said the injuries were likely caused by the pressure that made it difficult for the baby to breathe. 'The post-mortem conducted by Dr Muhammad Khairul Afizal classified the case as 'pending laboratory investigation', and several samples have been taken for toxicology testing at the Melaka Chemistry Department,' he said in a statement today. The post-mortem on the baby's father, Nuruleffendy Ibrahim, 35, found a blockage and two closed heart valves, but no other physical injuries on the deceased. 'The post-mortem result has been classified as 'Ischemic Heart Disease',' he said. The baby is believed to have been accidentally pinned under his father's arm after the latter suffered a heart attack at their home in Kampung Perigi Hang Tuah here yesterday morning. The victim was found unconscious by his mother, Azura Abdul Malik Yaher, 37, who had returned home to take the youngest of their three children for a routine baby jab at a health clinic. — Bernama
Free Malaysia Today
a day ago
- Health
- Free Malaysia Today
Father suffers fatal heart attack, baby pinned under his arm dies later
Azura Abdul Malik had found the baby pinned under the arm of her husband, whom she found unconscious at their home. PETALING JAYA : A woman lost both her husband and three-month-old baby boy in an incident in Melaka today. She found her husband, in his 30s, unconscious from an apparent heart attack and the baby pinned under his arm. Azura Abdul Malik, 37, found her husband, Nurul Efendy Ibrahim, unconscious at their home in Kampung Perigi Hang Tuah, Melaka, around 9.30am, Kosmo reported. She called for an ambulance and the first responders confirmed her husband had died. The baby was still alive when she found him and was rushed to hospital but died there. Azura said she was waiting for the autopsy report to determine how her husband and child died. A fire and rescue department spokesman said they were asked to send a hazmat team to the house to check for a gas leak. However, the request was cancelled later when preliminary investigations by medical officers found that the man may have died from a heart attack, he said.
Malay Mail
a day ago
- Malay Mail
Father and baby die in Melaka home, infant suffocates after dad's suspected heart attack
MELAKA, June 19 — A three-month-old baby boy died after he was believed to have been pinned under the arm of his father, who is suspected to have suffered a fatal heart attack, in an incident at Kampung Perigi Hang Tuah here today. Muhammad Nur Daniel Nuruleffendy was found pinned beneath the arm of his father, Nuruleffendy Ibrahim, 35, who was unresponsive when his wife, Azura Abdul Malik, 40, returned home at about 9.30am. The man's sister, Masturadiana, 33, said her brother had complained of chest pain the previous day but refused to seek medical attention. 'At the time of the incident, I was at my house opposite my brother's. Around 9.30am, my sister-in-law knocked repeatedly on my door asking for help. 'She said the baby was unconscious and had turned blue after being pinned under my brother's arm. I immediately told her to take the baby to hospital and asked the others to call an ambulance to check on my brother,' she said when met at the lobby of the Forensic Medicine Department of Melaka Hospital. Masturadiana added that her brother, the fourth of seven siblings, was believed to have been dead for two to three hours before he was found by his wife, lying on his back on the bed. 'My sister-in-law had just returned to work today after three months of maternity leave. She had gone to the office briefly before heading home to take their youngest child to the clinic for his three-month immunisation. 'She had left early, around 6am, to send their two elder children, aged 16 and 15, to school. It came as a shock since my brother had no known illnesses, just some leg pain and gout,' she added. Meanwhile, Bukit Katil Fire and Rescue Station operations commander Mohd Supian Md Dali said the emergency call was received from the hospital at 9.58am. 'We were informed that a male victim in his 30s had died at the scene, while his baby passed away while receiving treatment at the hospital. 'The hospital had requested a team to inspect the house for possible gas leaks, but following further investigation, it was determined that the man had likely died of a heart attack. As a result, assistance from the Hazardous Materials (Hazmat) Unit was called off,' he said. — Bernama
