الحكم بالاعدام لطالب سودانى قتل طفلة عمرها 3 سنوات

SHAH ALAM: A medical officer who attended to 3-year-old Aaliyah Ayman Hussin Abdullah suspected something amiss when she saw bruises and swelling on the child's body at the Kajang Hospital, the High Court heard yesterday. Dr M. Rajeswari, 34, attached to the Emergency unit of the hospital, said she then summoned the paediatrician and gynaecologist to examine Aaliyah for any evidence of child abuse. However, they declined to check Aaliyah as she was already dead and advised Dr Rajeswari to inform the police. Dr Rajeswari said Aaliyah was brought to the hospital by the child's mother Ellina Maulad Mahather, 25, and her then boy-friend Mohannad Taha Ismail, 26, at 9.05pm on Oct 12 last year. Mohannad, a Sudanese, is charged with murdering Aaliyah at apartment 9/D3/9 Palazzo Tower, Venice Hill Condominium, Batu 9, Cheras, Hulu Langat, between 7.30pm and 8.30pm on Oct 12 last year. Mohannad is represented by counsel J. Kuldeep Kumar and Saranjeet Kaur Sidhu, while deputy public prosecutor Alfred Egin is prosecuting. Read more: Doctor: Bruises on Aaliyah's body indicated abuse