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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Man dies after parang attack in Teluk Intan

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TELUK INTAN: A man died after being attacked with parangs by three men outside a shop in Taman Banjar Jaya here yesterday afternoon.

Hilir Perak police chief Assistant Commissioner Chua Kok Lian said the victim died while receiving treatment at Teluk Intan Hospital following the 3.53pm incident.

"Initial investigations found that the victim was attacked by three men armed with parangs. The motive is still under investigation.

"A 27-year-old woman has been arrested to assist in the investigation," he said in a statement.

The case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder.

The incident drew attention after a short video showing a bloodied man lying inside a business premises went viral on social media.

The footage also showed a woman beside the victim attempting to administer first aid, while the premises appeared ransacked, with bloodstains on the floor.

Those with information about the incident can contact the Hilir Perak police headquarters at 05-629 9222 or visit the nearest police station.

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