A father who wanted to meet his daughter a year after her marriage died after he was punched in the chest by his son-in-law.
SHAH ALAM: A father who wanted to meet his daughter a year after her marriage died after he was punched in the chest by his son-in-law.
A. Muhammad Nasir, 54, had driven from Penang to see his daughter in Subang Jaya whom he had not met for at least a year, said Selangor acting CID chief Assistant Commissioner Omar Mammah.
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