Former TV3 Journalist Jaffry Azman Dies

PUTRAJAYA, April 12 (Bernama) -- Former TV3 journalist Jaffry Azman Dahalan, known for his vocal advocacy on environmental and community issues, died at Sultan Idris Shah Hospital in Serdang, here this morning.

The news was confirmed by his son, Azali, when contacted by Bernama today.

Azali said his father, 62, died at 6.45am of a heart attack.

“The body is still at the hospital, and all arrangements are being handled by my brother. I seek prayers from everyone that all matters proceed smoothly and my late father is placed among the righteous,” he said.

Azali said the body will be taken to Surau As-Siddiq, Bandar Tun Hussein Onn (BTHO), Cheras, before burial at the BTHO Cemetery.

Jaffry Azman was a seasoned TV3 journalist who served the station for many years, notably leading the ‘Aduan Rakyat’ segment alongside the late Datuk Karam Singh Walia.

Jaffry Azman was among the experienced journalists who served with TV3, particularly in heading the ‘Aduan Rakyat’ segment with the late Datuk Karam Singh Walia.

Throughout his career, he was known as a media practitioner committed to voicing public interests, making him a well-remembered figure in local journalism.

The remains of Jaffry Azman were laid to rest at the BTHO Muslim cemetery in Cheras at 3.15 pm.

Funeral prayers were performed at Surau As-Siddiq BTHO at about 1.30 pm.

A sombre atmosphere marked the burial, which was held during a light shower and attended by about 50 family members and close friends.

-- BERNAMA