SINGAPORE — Mr Khairul Zainuddin, a Channel NewsAsia (CNA) cameraman, was killed in a road accident on a highway in Malaysia on Sunday (June 4).
Mr Khairul was returning to Kuala Lumpur to pick up his wife from the airport. He had just visited his parents in Kuantan for the weekend.
Initial investigations found that Mr Khairul had lost control of his motorcycle and crashed into a road divider. The impact flung him into the opposite lane, and an oncoming motorcycle ridden by a 46-year-old man crashed into him. “He was a dedicated worker and an integral part of the Bureau, and was involved in several award-winning productions. We are also providing support to our staff who are affected by this tragic loss.”
Two CNA colleagues who worked directly with him described Mr Khairul as a "big brother". Malaysia bureau chief Melissa Goh highlighted his professionalism and dedication, and remembered him as"always so kind, calm and capable".
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