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Baddrol Bakhtiar's father passes away

WAN MOHD NOOR HAFIZ WAN MANSOR
By WAN MOHD NOOR HAFIZ WAN MANSOR
23 Aug 2023 11:00am
Baddrol kissed his father's hand before he cast his vote for the state election on August 12. Photo: Baddrol Bakhtiar's Facebook
Baddrol kissed his father's hand before he cast his vote for the state election on August 12. Photo: Baddrol Bakhtiar's Facebook

ALOR SETAR - The father of Gurun state assemblyman Baddrol Bakhtiar passes away at his residence in Cinta Sayang Resort Villa, Sungai Petani at 6.04am on Wednesday.

The passing of the late Bakhtiar Md Isa, 66, was announced through the official social media account of the former national football player who was newly elected as a representative on August 12.

It is understood that Baddrol accompanied his father to seek treatment at Sultan Abdul Halim Hospital (HSAH) Sungai Petani a few days ago.

Meanwhile, Baddrol's father-in-law, Mustafa Khalid Hanafi, 66, when contacted said that the deceased had just finished undergoing surgery for typhoid at HSAH.

The final rites would be held at Taman Ria Mosque, Sungai Petani after Zohor before being buried at Al Busyro Mosque Islamic Cemetery, Merbok.

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