MALAYSIAN
JOURNALIST
KILLED
IN SOMALI CAPITAL
2nd SEPTEMBER 2011
THE
LATE JOURNALIST
NORAMFAIZUL
MOHD NOR
UCAPAN TAKZIAH
Kami
seisi keluarga dengan rasa dukacita sedih dan terharu, ingin mengucapkan
takziah kepada Puan Norazlina serta semua ahli keluarga di atas pemergian
Allahyarham Noramfaizul Mohd Nor pada 2hb September 2011.
Sesungguhnya
pemergian beliau adalah di luar jangkaan kita insan yang kerdil dan lemah
disisi Allah S.W.T dan yang beriman kepada Qada dan Qadar-Nya.
Namun
demikian kami yakin Allah S.W.T. lebih menyayanginya dan berdoa semoga Allah
mencucuri rahmat-Nya yang tidak terhingga serta menempatkan Allahyarham ke
dalam golongan orang-orang yang beriman dan beramal soleh.
Semoga puan
sentiasa tabah dan sabar dalam menghadapi dugaan Allah S.W.T.
AL FATIHAH
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Latest: 4th Sept 2011
Noramfaizul's remains arrive home
The remains of BernamaTV cameraman Noramfaizul Mohd Nor arrived at the Subang RMAF base Sunday. He will be buried at the Universiti Putra Malaysia Muslim cemetery in Serdang after Zohor prayers.
Prime
Minister Najib Razak was among many who prayed over Noramfaizul's coffin, which
was draped with the flags of Malaysia and Somalia in a mosque ceremony
broadcast live on national television.
PETALING JAYA, 4 SEPTEMBER, 2011: Although saddened by the death of BernamaTV cameraman Noramfaizul Mohd Nor, journalists who covered the humanitarian mission in Somalia with him said they were ready for similar assignments in future.
- Bernama
PETALING JAYA, 4 SEPTEMBER, 2011: Although saddened by the death of BernamaTV cameraman Noramfaizul Mohd Nor, journalists who covered the humanitarian mission in Somalia with him said they were ready for similar assignments in future.
Astro
Awani journalist Tan Su Lin said he was prepared to cover events in war zones
and other dangerous places in future.
"People
say that your end is in God's hands. When it's time to go, you will go. But as
a reporter if you are given the chance to cover the plight of people suffering,
why not?" he said at the Royal Malaysian Air Force base in Subang on his
return from Mogadishu.
Noramfaizul,
39, was killed by a stray bullet on Friday in Mogadishu.
Bernama
cameraman Mahayudin Mohamad said the shooting incident was heartbreaking for
him especially since he was asked by head of the medical team Datuk Dr
Alwi Rahman to photograph his dead colleague. "It
is an experience I will never forget," he said.
NTV
7 journalist Melissa Ong said that what she saw in Somalia had inspired her to
"live for a better life". "Covering
the mission in Somalia allowed me to see the pain and suffering caused by war.
They are squatting for food and they are in a critical health condition. They
really need help," she said.
The
mission organised by the 1Malaysia Putera Club left for Mogadishu on Aug 28.
hi katrina, it's quite sad when a husband and a loved one, died in a far away land, but i believe in the case, arwah is greatly blessed -on a friday. my condolence to his wife norazlina and all family members of arwah noramfaizul.
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