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INCIDENTS AT THE ROYAL WARD

1. OCT 8, 4.20am: A royal guard was reported to have brought in two unknown women to the royal suite on the sixth floor of the hospital after covering the video surveillance camera with newspaper.

A bodyguard to the Raja Perempuan, Mohd Fadzli Awang, in his police report stated that he was stationed at the nursing counter outside ward 10 and noticed three royal guards stationed at the entrance to the royal suite.

One of them was taking a nap.

He said one of them went out by the rear entrance and returned with two unknown women.

“The said guard had alerted the remaining guard to cover the CCTV camera with newspaper,” he claimed, adding that after covering the camera the guard brought the women into the ward.

The guard then came out of the ward and left by the main lift. He came back with two men, one believed to be a Malaysian police inspector. The guard and the police officer waited outside the ward.

“The parties concerned then left the ward about two hours later. It is unknown what their intention was by coming to the ward at that hour.”

2. OCT 26: A royal guard tried to provoke bodyguards to the Raja Perempuan to create tension and start a fight, it was alleged.

3. NOV 9, 4pm: A royal guard had allegedly threatened the Raja Perempuan’s four bodyguards, that he would assault them once they were out of Singapore.

The bodyguards said they felt pressured by the threat and confused by the incident because they were confronted as if they were enemies.

They were also told that the Raja Perempuan Kelantan had no power to give orders.

4. NOV 9, 8.30 pm: Some 20 royal guards stormed the sixth floor and created a commotion outside the royal suite.

Another bodyguard to the Raja Perempuan, Ahdzemi Mohd Doldonan, in his report to Singapore police said the guards were aggressive and provocative.

One of them also insulted the Raja Perempuan, said Ahdzemi, who also claimed the men were provocative and rude to the Raja Perempuan claiming that they were following instructions from the acting Ruler.

He stated that there was “a breach of security, public disorder and conduct unbecoming”.

He urged the police to act because “my colleagues and I are living in fear and worried for our safety”.

5. NOV 14, 9 am: Bodyguard Mohd Shahrizan Zainal Abidin told police that a police personnel attempted to sneak into the Sultan’s room.

He claimed that, acting on orders from the Raja Perempuan to refuse him entry into the suite, he tried to stop the man “but he aggressively pushed my chest with his elbow three times”.

The man went away agitated and Mohd Sharizan called the police.