00:01The remains of 35-year-old Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency Officer Nurhazwani Ibrahim
00:08were laid to rest at the Tanjong Muslim Cemetery in Pengkalan Kubur, Kelantan, early Sunday.
00:14Her remains arrived at her family home in Kampung Banjir, Telagalanas at 1.10am,
00:20where funeral prayers were held before she was laid to rest.
00:24Family members, relatives and friends gathered to pay their final respects.
00:30Her elder brother, 38-year-old Mohamad Hazwan, said their final meeting on the morning of the incident
00:35had become a cherished memory as he never expected to lose his sister.
00:40He said he had stayed overnight at her home after completing some errands in Bangi before returning to Kelantan.
00:47He described the loss as heartbreaking, saying everything had seemed normal that morning.
00:53He said Nurhazwani had worked hard to provide for her two children aged five and six
00:58and visited them whenever her shift schedule allowed.
01:02The children are now being cared for by their maternal aunt in the village.
01:06Last Thursday, Nurhazwani was found dead at the KLIA quarters in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan.
01:13She was allegedly killed by her husband.
01:16Negeri Sembilan Police Chief Dato' Al-Zafni Ahmad said police received information about the incident at 8.30pm.
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