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New Straits Times
08-08-2025
- New Straits Times
'Papa told us never miss our prayers,' says son of fallen policeman
SETIU: The body of Corporal Mohd Hafizul Izham Mazlan, 35, who was killed after being rammed by a vehicle driven by criminals fleeing a house burglary in Kedah, was laid to rest this morning. The father of three was buried at the Putera Jaya Islamic Cemetery in Pak Kancil, near here, at 10.30am. A funeral prayer for the late policeman was held earlier at Masjid Putera Jaya at 9.17am. The burial was conducted with full police honours, with Terengganu police chief Datuk Mohd Khairi Khairudin presenting the Sang Saka Biru police flag to Hafizul's father, Mazlan Umar, 64. More than 300 people, including family and friends, attended to pay their last respects. The officer leaves behind his wife, Nur Azhanis Mohd Yusoff, 36, and three sons: Muhammad Akif Naufal, 11, Muhammad Amar Nazran, 9, and Muhammad Afiq Nazim, 4. His eldest son, Akif Naufal, said his father often reminded him to perform his prayers. "Papa managed to pick me up from school and send me home at 1.15pm yesterday. After that, my brother Muhammad Amar Nazran and I went to Aman Central shopping mall with a friend's mum," he said. He said that while at the mall, a police officer came to collect him and his brother and took them to Sultanah Bahiyah Hospital (HSB) in Alor Setar. "At the time, I thought it was one of Papa's friends who had passed away, because we were told that Papa had asked someone to fetch us from Aman Central. "But when we got to the hospital and I saw Mama (Nur Azhanis) crying, that's when I realised Papa had died," he said. Earlier, it was reported that a policeman was killed after being rammed by fleeing criminals at Taman Golf, in Alor Star, yesterday. Four burglary suspects have been arrested. The case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder, and Section 457 of the same Act for housebreaking.
The Sun
08-08-2025
- The Sun
Corporal Mohd Hafizul Izham buried with police honours in Bandar Permaisuri
BANDAR PERMAISURI: The remains of Corporal Mohd Hafizul Izham Mazlan were buried with full police honours today. The 35-year-old policeman died after being struck by a suspect's vehicle during a housebreaking operation in Alor Setar. His body was brought to his parents' home in Kampung Pak Kancil before funeral prayers at Petra Jaya Mosque. The burial took place at the mosque's cemetery, attended by Terengganu Police Chief Datuk Mohd Khairi Khairuddin and over 300 mourners. The ceremony included the handover of the Sang Saka Biru flag to the deceased's father, Mazlan Umar, a retired police officer. The incident occurred yesterday when police responded to a tip-off about suspicious activity at Golf Park. Mohd Hafizul sustained fatal injuries and died at the scene, while one suspect was arrested immediately. Three other suspects fled but were later apprehended in Kepala Batas, Alor Setar. He leaves behind his wife, Nur Azhanis Mohd Yusoff, and three young sons. His eldest son, Muhammad Akif Naufal, recalled their last moments together when his father picked him up from school. The boy was later taken to the hospital, where he learned of his father's tragic death. Mohd Hafizul's mother, Maznah Ismail, expressed deep regret for not cooking his favourite nasi minyak before his passing. She last saw him briefly on Saturday night while he was on duty. The family mourns the loss of a dedicated officer and loving father. The police vow to ensure justice is served for the fallen corporal. - Bernama
The Sun
08-08-2025
- The Sun
Corporal Mohd Hafizul Izham buried with police honours
BANDAR PERMAISURI: The remains of Corporal Mohd Hafizul Izham Mazlan were buried with full police honours today. The 35-year-old policeman died after being struck by a suspect's vehicle during a housebreaking operation in Alor Setar. His body was brought to his parents' home in Kampung Pak Kancil before funeral prayers at Petra Jaya Mosque. The burial took place at the mosque's cemetery, attended by Terengganu Police Chief Datuk Mohd Khairi Khairuddin and over 300 mourners. The ceremony included the handover of the Sang Saka Biru flag to the deceased's father, Mazlan Umar, a retired police officer. The incident occurred yesterday when police responded to a tip-off about suspicious activity at Golf Park. Mohd Hafizul sustained fatal injuries and died at the scene, while one suspect was arrested immediately. Three other suspects fled but were later apprehended in Kepala Batas, Alor Setar. He leaves behind his wife, Nur Azhanis Mohd Yusoff, and three young sons. His eldest son, Muhammad Akif Naufal, recalled their last moments together when his father picked him up from school. The boy was later taken to the hospital, where he learned of his father's tragic death. Mohd Hafizul's mother, Maznah Ismail, expressed deep regret for not cooking his favourite nasi minyak before his passing. She last saw him briefly on Saturday night while he was on duty. The family mourns the loss of a dedicated officer and loving father. The police vow to ensure justice is served for the fallen corporal. - Bernama
Barnama
08-08-2025
- Barnama
Corporal Mohd Hafizul Izham Buried In Bandar Permaisuri
GENERAL BANDAR PERMAISURI, Aug 8 (Bernama) -- The remains of Corporal Mohd Hafizul Izham Mazlan, who died when hit by a vehicle driven by a criminal during a housebreaking incident at Golf Park in Alor Setar, Kedah, yesterday evening, were laid to rest this morning with full police honours. Earlier, the remains of the 35-year-old policeman were brought to his parents' home in Kampung Pak Kancil at then taken to the Petra Jaya Mosque at 9.15 am for funeral prayers before the burial at the mosque's cemetery at 10.30 am. Present at the burial ground were Terengganu Police Chief Datuk Mohd Khairi Khairuddin and more than 300 family members and friends. The burial was conducted with full Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) honours, including the ceremonial handing over of the Sang Saka Biru flag by Mohd Khairi to the deceased's father, Mazlan Umar, 64, a retired police officer. The tragic incident occurred around 3:30 p.m. yesterday when police received a tip-off about suspicious activity at Golf Park. A team of five officers and personnel from the Kedah Criminal Investigation Department (CID), including Mohd Hafizul, responded to the scene in two vehicles. It was during this operation that the officer was fatally struck by a suspect's vehicle. Mohd Hafizul Izham sustained serious head and body injuries and died at the scene. One suspect was arrested at the scene, while the remaining three fled but were later apprehended in Kepala Batas, Alor Setar. Mohd Hafizul Izham leaves behind a wife, Nur Azhanis Mohd Yusoff, 36, and three sons, Muhammad Akif Naufal, 11; Muhammad Ammar Nazran, 9; and Muhammad Afiq Nazim, 4. Speaking to reporters, Muhammad Akif Naufal recounted the last moments he shared with his father were when he picked him up from school at 1.15 pm yesterday.
Borneo Post
24-07-2025
- Borneo Post
Community trust key to effective policing, says Kanowit police chief
Junical delivers his speech during the Kanowit district police monthly assembly. KANOWIT (July 24): Building strong ties with the community is fundamental to effective policing and maintaining public order, said Kanowit district police chief DSP Junical Ujal. 'A strong relationship between the police and the public is essential in ensuring safety and peace within our community,' he said during the district police's monthly assembly for July 2025, held at Kanowit district police headquarters on Wednesday. He emphasised that mutual trust and cooperation with the public not only strengthens police operations but also enhances the success of outreach programmes. The assembly, which took place from 7am to 8.45am, began with the arrival of officers and personnel, followed by the singing of patriotic songs 'Negaraku', 'Ibu Pertiwiku', and 'Sang Saka Biru'. Junical reminded all departments to execute the district's monthly calendar of activities with discipline and commitment, stressing that proper implementation reflects the professionalism of the force. He also took the opportunity to congratulate recipients of the 2024 Excellent Service Awards (APC) and certificates of appreciation, commending their dedication and exemplary service. In addition, he extended his appreciation to all officers and units involved in coordinating the recent working visit by Sarawak Police Commissioner CP Dato Mancha Ata to IPD Kanowit. A total of 43 police personnel attended the assembly. The event concluded with the singing of the police anthem 'Polis Sedia Berkhidmat', symbolising the department's continued dedication to serving the people. community DSP Junical Ujal Kanowit police
