Zizan visits boy whose father resembled actor.
Compiled by NG SI HOOI, CLARISSA CHUNG and R. ARAVINTHAN
ACTOR comedian Zizan Razak (pic) visited a young boy in Setiu, Terengganu, after a story of him resembling the boy's late father went viral, reported Harian Metro.
"This is not for publicity. What I did was out of concern for Irfan who lost his father in a car accident last July," said Zizan.
The boy, Raja Adam Irfan Raja Asri, kept saying that his father was on television whenever Zizan appeared on-screen.
A relative related the matter in a post on Facebook about how the boy missed his father.
After it went viral, Zizan went to pay the boy a visit after completing his shoot for the Taste Selebriti show in Kuala Terengganu.
The boy's father, who was a policeman, was killed in a road accident.
His mother had also died from an electric shock when she was charging her mobile phone.
Zizan said although he was tired from the day's shoot, he felt cheerful when he finally got to meet the boy.
> Angry because her husband was late returning home, a woman bit off his finger before swallowing it, reported Berita Harian.
The incident happened at Kampung Lereng Bukit, Miri, at 11.30pm on Wednesday.
The couple were heard arguing as the woman was upset with him for returning home late from a supermarket.
"The woman suddenly lost control and started acting violently before biting off about one centimetre of her husband's little finger.
"She lost her mind completely and did not pay any heed to the screams of her husband," said a source.
The source added that the victim, aged 26, suffered severe bleeding and was treated in a private clinic.
The victim, who works as a lorry driver, married the woman around a year ago and they have a daughter.
It is understood that the victim had also lodged a police report at the Miri police station, alleging that she had assaulted him over petty matters.
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