Carpenter fit to stand trial over alleged businessman attack
KUALA LUMPUR: A psychiatric report from Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta has found that a carpenter accused of attacking a businessman at a bak kut teh restaurant was mentally sound at the time of the alleged incident and is fit to stand trial.
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