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The Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) will charge several suspects involved in the bullying of the late student Zara Qairina Mahathir. This decision will not interfere with the ongoing inquest into her death, which will begin on September 3rd. The inquest will investigate bullying, neglect, and sexual harassment as potential factors in her death. Police have interviewed 195 witnesses, and the inquest may involve the same number. The 13-year-old student was found injured and unconscious near her school dormitory in Papar, Sabah, and later died in hospital.
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