A tragic incident struck a Malaysian student, Nur Afini Roslan, on Tuesday 13 February 2018. At that time he and his two friends Abdullah Hazlan, 14, and Mohd Farhan Reza Badrol Hesam, 13, were practicing a marching line for sports day at the school they are in Gemas, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
However, a nagging tragedy occurred when a knife from a lawn mower fell upon the three students, causing Nur Afni's head to split in two, killing him instantly. His two friends escaped with minor injuries on the body.
In connection with this case, Tampin district police detained a 26-year-old man who operated the tractor in an effort to investigate the situation. Mower operators have now been released on police bail today after a preliminary investigation showed no element of the crime behind the tragedy.
Nevertheless, this case will still be investigated under Section 304 of the Criminal Code due to unintentional killing. As news of the horrific events began to widen, the Ministry of Education also handled the case, saying that school maintenance such as lawn mowing should not be done at school during school hours, especially when school field is used.
Deputy Minister of Education Datuk P. Kamalanathan was quoted by the New Straits Times as saying, "The ministry is currently investigating how the accident occurred including if there are aspects of negligence on the part of the school or contractor who has done the work
So sad
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