Zambry offers condolences on death of former Penang goalkeeper Firos Mohamed
In a Facebook post, Zambry described the incident as a profound loss for Malaysian football. He stated, '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.'
The minister personally visited the hospital to meet the family and offer moral support. Firos, aged 53, collapsed during the match, which was part of the Dr Zambry Abd Kadir Cup, and was later pronounced dead.
Zambry urged the public to pray for Firos, saying, 'My heartfelt condolences to the entire family. May they be granted strength and resilience during this difficult time.'
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