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Former NST news editor Muharyani Othman dies

By SYDI ALIF
01 Mar 2023 11:40am
Muharyani Othman - Facebook (Marfika Adnan Haris Fadzilah)
Muharyani Othman - Facebook (Marfika Adnan Haris Fadzilah)
SHAH ALAM - Former New Straits Times (NST) news editor Muharyani Othman died of cancer this morning.

Murhayani, who was with Bernama, passed away at about 2am at the National Cancer Institute in Putrajaya where she was being treated.

According to NST, her body was brought to Masjid Al Mukminun in USJ Subang Jaya for solat 'jenazah'.

Her sister Norazuwa confirmed the death, said NST.
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