IPOH, June 24 — The Coroner’s Court here today was told that Royal Malaysian Navy Graduate Cadet Officer J Soosaimanicckam who died while undergoing training at KD Sultan Idris, Lumut in 2018 was found leaning in the bathroom on the day of the incident.
“I told my friends to take him to a room that was 10 metres from the bathroom and in doing so, he could no longer stand so we helped him into the room. Muhammad Afiq said before the incident, Soosaimanicckam only did jogging which started at 8am for five minutes before informing that he was unable to continue and took a rest while other cadets were still undergoing training.
Soosaimanicckam passed away at 1.45pm, May 19, 2018 at 96 Armed Forces Hospital , a week after undergoing training as a cadet officer at KD Sultan Idris, Lumut.
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