KUALA LUMPUR: A Pakistani was found hacked to death at a road-shoulder in Kepong, Malaysian, media reported on Sunday. The victim, who delivered chicken eggs for a company sustained stab and slash wounds on the body following an attack around 9pm in Taman Sri Bintang. Sentul Police Chief ACP R Munusamy said that the foreigner whose identity was withheld and his employer had arrived in a lorry following what was believed to be a business transaction and left for home. He said that the employer drove away in a car while the Pakistani was riding a motorcycle. He said, “The employer who had driven for some distance was shocked to see the Pakistani on the road in a pool of blood”. Munusamy said that the employer did not catch a glimpse of the assailant adding that the victim was probably attacked while riding away on the motorcycle. The body was sent to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Munusamy said that the police found a black machete sheath at the scene while the victim’s motorcycle was left upright against a tree. He said, “The victim who was married with a family in Pakistan worked in Malaysia over the past two years”.
