KOTA BARU: The family of Malaysia Border Control and Protection Agency officer Norhazwani Ibrahim may attend court tomorrow when the suspect is charged with her murder.
The victim's eldest brother, Amran Ibrahim, 59, said he and another family member might attend the proceedings at the Seremban magistrate's court.
"God willing, as the eldest brother, I will represent the family to attend the court proceedings tomorrow," he said when contacted.
However, Amran, who lives in Gombak, said Norhazwani's siblings and other family members in Kelantan, including her two daughters, would not be attending the proceedings.
The father of two said the family was eager to follow the court proceedings.
"I learnt that the suspect would be charged in court tomorrow after my younger brother informed me. I also read about it on social media," he said.
The suspect, who is Norhazwani's husband, is scheduled to be charged with murder under Section 302 of the Penal Code at the Seremban Magistrate's Court at 9am tomorrow.
Norhazwani, 35, was found dead at a government quarters in Nilai on Oct 15.
The suspect, in his 30s, surrendered at the Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi police station in Sepang, Selangor.
A post-mortem found that Norhazwani died from pressure on her neck, with stab wounds also found on her abdomen and right cheek.
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