Zambry Extends Condolences Over Death Of Firos Mohamed
In a Facebook post this morning, Zambry expressed deep sorrow over the loss, describing it as a significant blow to the Malaysian football community.
'I have instructed that all necessary assistance be extended to Firos' family, including arrangements for the transport and burial of his remains, to ensure the process is handled smoothly.
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