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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 58067, member: 636"]
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission plans to track social media posts containing false information about the Zara Qairina Mahathir death investigation. Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil emphasized that authorities will examine content that interferes with court proceedings. The Attorney General's Chambers recently warned one person who posted harmful comments about the case. Officials may pursue contempt charges against individuals who disrupt legal processes. The minister spoke during a program inspection at a local supermarket.

Zara Qairina's mother asked supporters to stop holding public gatherings while the investigation continues. The family wants people to respect the legal process and avoid posting inappropriate comments online. The thirteen-year-old student died at Queen Elizabeth Hospital on July 17 after being discovered unconscious near her school dormitory. Authorities found her in a drainage area at four in the morning. The Attorney General's Chambers ordered the investigation in August after reviewing police findings.
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