Jadikan kes William sebagai iktibar...

Masyarakat digesa menjadikan kes kematian adik Wiliam Yau Zhen Zhon sebagai iktibar, kata Presiden KEADILAN, Datuk Seri Wan Azizah Wan Ismail(kanan).

Beliau merujuk tragedi menyayat hati menimpa Wiliam, 6 yang ditemui mati di Jeti Kampung Sungai Sireh, Pelabuhan Klang, 24 Januari lalu selepas seminggu hilang dari rumahnya di Putra Heights, Subang.

Dalam kenyataan hari ini, Wan Azizah meminta masyarakat lebih peka dan mengambil sikap bertanggungjawab untuk memastikan tragedi ini tidak berulang.

“Sebagai seorang ibu, saya amat kecewa dengan apa yang terjadi dalam masyarakat kita.

“Masyarakat setempat, ibu bapa dan penjaga haruslah lebih berwaspada dan sentiasa bersedia untuk memastikan anak-anak dalam keadaan selamat di mana jua,” katanya dalam perutusan takziah kepada kedua ibu bapa Wiliam.

Tambahnya, negara pernah bersedih dengan berita kematian Nurin Jazlin (2007), Sharlini (2008) dan terbaru, kematian ngeri Dirang yang dibakar di Johor baru-baru ini.

“Mengenang kepada 3 peristiwa ini, sebak dan sayu pasti menyelubungi kita semua. Sikap prihatin sesama kita adalah tanggungjawab bersama,” katanya.

Dalam pada itu, Wan Azizah turut menggesa Polis Diraja Malaysia memberi keutamaan kepada agenda keselamatan terutama melibatkan wanita dan kanak-kanak.

“Keganasan rumah tangga, aktiviti pemerdagangan manusia, penculikan dan pembunuhan adalah kegiatan yang perlu diperhatikan oleh pihak keselamatan dengan serius dan tekad untuk membanteras,” katanya.-keadilandaily

Masyarakat perlu berjaga-jaga dan lindungi kanak-kanak, kata presiden PKR

 

William’s dad denies abusing son... 

Police, meanwhile, have not ruled out the possibility that six-year-old William Yau was murdered on the day he went missing.

The father of the six-year-old deceased William Yau Zhen Zhong has refuted claims that they had abused the boy before.

“If they knew that we tortured him, why didn’t they lodge a police report against us?” the 32-year-old Yau Kok Kang said.

He said they were deeply insulted by the unfounded allegations circulating online.

Following the recovery of a decomposed body last Friday, later identified as William, allegations of abuse by the Yaus have been circulating on Facebook.

This has added a new twist to William’s mysterious death. The boy went missing on Jan 16 in Jalan Putra Mahkota, Putra Heights, after he got out of their car to look for his parents.

Yau told Sinchew Daily that now the family only wished for privacy to grieve the loss of their son.

“I don’t know what the rest are thinking, but the moment I saw the boy in hospital, I knew he was my boy,” he said.

The daily also reported that there had been a police report lodged before on William’s abuse.

Subang Jaya Deputy Police Chief Tan Ah Chua said the police would track its archive.

Meanwhile, China Press reported that boy’s remains was highly decomposed when recovered and was devoid of eyeballs.

The police was investigating the reason behind this and did not rule out the possibility that the boy was murdered on the first day he went missing.

It also reported that William Yau’s parents were awaiting the corpse’ DNA report tomorrow to decide on his funeral affairs.-FMT

 

 cheers.