Selangor Education Dept. cooperates with police in teacher's death investigation
Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Selangor State Education Department (JPN) expressed condolences for a teacher who died at a school in Hulu Selangor.
- The department is cooperating with police investigations and providing psychosocial support to affected students and staff.
- JPN Selangor urged the public to respect the family's privacy and avoid spreading unverified information.
The Selangor State Education Department (JPN) has expressed deep sorrow and offered condolences to the family of a teacher who passed away at a school in the Hulu Selangor district. The department confirmed that the incident is currently under police investigation and pledged full cooperation to aid the process.
The priority of JPN Selangor at this time is to ensure that the victim's family receives the necessary assistance and support.
JPN Selangor stated that its immediate priority is ensuring the victim's family receives adequate assistance and support. Additionally, psychosocial support services have been implemented to help the school community cope with the aftermath of the event.
Psychosocial support services are also being implemented specifically to help the school community affected by this incident.
Police reported receiving an emergency call at 7:15 AM, and authorities found the female teacher unresponsive at the scene. The Hulu Selangor District Police Chief, Superintendent M. Muniandi, confirmed the ongoing investigation.
We received an emergency call at 7:15 AM, and upon arrival at the scene, authorities found the victim unresponsive.
The department has appealed to the public to respect the privacy of the grieving family and refrain from disseminating unverified information, which could impede the ongoing investigation. JPN Selangor concluded by expressing hopes for strength and fortitude for the family during this difficult time.
JPN Selangor also urges the public to respect the privacy of the victim's family by not spreading any unverified information as it could disrupt the ongoing investigation.
Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.