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Bernama Sandakan staff found dead
Published on: Monday, March 18, 2024
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Bernama Sandakan staff found dead
Nur Adika Bujang, 46, was found in her bathroom at around 1.10pm.
Kota Kinabalu: A Bernama journalist based in Sandakan was found lifeless in her house on Sunday (March 17) afternoon.

Nur Adika Bujang, 46, was found in her bathroom at around 1.10pm.

According to her friends in Sandakan, they had not heard from her since Friday (March 15)and had decided to check on Nur Adika when she failed to respond to any of their text messages on Sunday.

It is learnt that her friends had arrived at her house to find it locked, with her car parked.

When firemen arrived, they broke open the door and found her lifeless body in the bathroom.

Medical personnel at the scene pronounced her dead, and police at the scene sent her remains to the Duchess of Kent Hospital for further action.

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