He was weeping over the relocation of his grandmother’s grave when an unknown person confronted him.
PETALING
JAYA: Police are investigating a scuffle that broke up in Pengerang,
Johor, on Tuesday as authorities began relocating 11 Muslim graves to
make way for the RM60 billion Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated
Development (Rapid) project.A 60-year-old villager who was seen among anti-Rapid activists was hauled up yesterday for questioning. Police suspect he committed criminal intimidation against a person yet to be identified.
The activists, belonging to Gabungan NGO Pengerang, were monitoring the transfer of corpses to a new site near Kampung Punggai.
The villager, Abdul Yahya Hamid, told FMT today that he was overcome by emotion when he found out to his surprise that his grandmother’s grave was being moved to the new site.
He said he was weeping at the grave when a man, believed to be a Rapid employee, approached him in a rude manner and asked what he was doing.
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