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Sister bars in-laws from attending funeral of border agency officer allegedly killed by husband
Malaysian border officer's sister bars in-laws from funeral after husband allegedly killed her.
In brief
Malaysian border officer's sister bars in-laws from funeral after husband allegedly killed her. Norhazwani Ibrahim's family refused to let her husband's relatives attend her funeral after he allegedly killed her, saying they didn't ask about their two young daughters. Originally reported by Malay Mail.
Family bars in-laws from funeral
Norhazwani Ibrahim's family refused to allow her husband's relatives to attend her funeral in Tumpat, Kelantan.
“We really cannot accept it if her in-laws or the husband’s family come.”
Sister expresses hurt
Marlina, Norhazwani's sister, said the family was hurt that none of the husband's relatives contacted them about their two young daughters.
“I personally would not allow them to attend the funeral or the burial.”
No contact about children
Marlina said the husband's relatives did not ask about the welfare of the couple's two young daughters after Norhazwani's death.
Last conversation
Marlina recalled speaking with Norhazwani two days before her death, expressing regret she didn't see her during her last visit.
“How could he bring himself to kill his own wife?”
Planned visit
Norhazwani had planned to visit the family in December after Marlina invited her for a meal.
Burial details
Norhazwani was buried at Tanjong Cemetery in Pengkalan Kubor at about 2am on October 18, 2026.
The headline
Norhazwani Ibrahim's family refused to let her husband's relatives attend her funeral after he allegedly killed her, saying they didn't ask about their two young daughters.
