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Health Ministry says national archer Haziq's death not related to Covid-19 or vaccine

Saturday, 15 May 2021 01:04 PM MYT

Forensic Medical Services head Datuk Dr Zahari Noor said so far there was no evidence to show that the 27-year-old Olympian’s death was linked to Covid-19 vaccination. “However, further investigations are underway and also some labouratory analysis results pending,” the Senior Forensic Medicine Consultant said in a statement today.

After the post-mortem at the Kajang Hospital last night, Haziq was buried at the Taman Koperasi Serkam Darat Cemetrey in Merlimau, Melaka, at 1.40 am today.

 

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