What injuries did the child sustain from the caning?

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Child Sustained Bruises, Cuts, and Scratches from Caning

The child sustained physical injuries including bruises, cuts, and scratches on various parts of his body as a result of being caned. These injuries were documented on his shoulders, hands, arms, legs, and buttocks. The extent of these injuries was detailed in a hospital medical report.
Documented Physical Injuries

The medical report confirmed that the victim suffered significant physical harm. Specifically, the injuries included bruising, lacerations, and abrasions across multiple areas of his body. These were not isolated incidents but were found on his shoulders, hands, arms, legs, and buttocks, indicating a widespread impact from the abuse.
Reporting of the Abuse

The child's injuries came to light when he disclosed the caning to his teacher. Following this disclosure, the teacher took the initiative to file a police report. This action led to the subsequent investigation and legal proceedings against the father.
Legal Proceedings and Sentencing

The father, Kong Kwek Liang, 40, pleaded guilty to abusing his son. He was fined RM4,000 by the Ampang Sessions Court, with an alternative of six months imprisonment if the fine was not paid. Kong, a printing company driver, admitted to the offence, which occurred on May 14. He was charged under Section 31 (1) (a) of the Child Act 2001.

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