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August 8, 2014
Two British medical students were stabbed to death in Malaysia yesterday following an argument in a bar.
Neil Dalton and Aidan Brunger, both 22, were reportedly knifed by a mob of local men who were high on drugs and had accused the Britons of being too noisy.
The fourth-year Newcastle University students had been due to fly home tomorrow following a six-week placement caring for patients at a hospital in Kuching on the island of Borneo.
Malaysian police said they were pounced on in the street after being tailed by a car as they walked home following the bar row.
Last night, as tributes poured in for the ‘highly committed’ aspiring doctors, officers said they had arrested three suspects who could now face the death penalty. A fourth was still at large.
The devastated families of Mr Brunger and Mr Dalton were informed of their deaths yesterday.
They had been staying at the £4-a-night Singgahsana backpacker hostel and putting their medical studies into practice during the summer secondment to Sarawak General Hospital.
The attack happened at 4.15am local time following a row in a city centre bar over the students being too noisy, said Sarawak deputy police commissioner Chai Khin Chung.
‘The four suspects came in [to the bar] and sat nearby,’ he told a press conference. ‘The two foreigners were quarrelling amongst themselves, and very noisy.
‘So these four are sitting nearby and then they told the two gentlemen not to be so noisy, and then the fight started. After that the two foreigners left the pub, the four followed from behind with a car.’
One of the men, a 23-year-old fishmonger, then got out and began stabbing the victims in the chest and back, Malaysian media reported.
He and his accomplices fled, leaving the students lying in the street.
Police were called by a restaurant owner who witnessed the attack. Officers raided the homes of three suspects, seizing a car and a knife less than two hours later.
