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Mother of three believed to have committed suicide after alleged cyber bullying

KOUSALYA SELVAM
By KOUSALYA SELVAM
07 Aug 2022 02:39pm
Her sudden death has sparked anger over social media while her followers urged the cops to probe the cyber-bullies involved.
Her sudden death has sparked anger over social media while her followers urged the cops to probe the cyber-bullies involved.

SHAH ALAM - A mother of three is believed to have committed suicide after being cyber-bullied in TikTok.

The 44-year-old woman was found at her home in USJ, Subang Jaya in the early morning today and she was pronounced dead as she was transported to the hospital.

Her TikTok account was believed to garner a barrage of hateful comments over her appearance and her handbag collections.

Her sudden death has sparked anger over social media while her followers urge the cops to probe the involved cyber-bullies.

Sinar Daily called Pantai Police Station and was told that the post-mortem will be carried out tomorrow.

"Her body is now at Universiti Hospital for post-mortem," the police officer added.

Meanwhile, another Tik Tok user, Rose Veronica, the founder of Veron Academy claimed the main reason that led to the woman's death was cyber-bullying.

"Her kids told that their mother could not tolerate the hateful comments on her Tik Tok account.

"I couldn't imagine in what state she was to take such a drastic decision," Veronica claimed through a video in her TikTok account which was uploaded at 4am.

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