A WOMAN has made a shocking claim that she was given a liquid mixed with human foetuses during a skin whitening treatment at a private home a few years ago, reported Harian Metro.

       “I was shocked when I was told that the drip put into my body had skin whitening liquid mixed with foetuses,” said the 32-year-old woman, who wanted to be known only as Sally.

       She said she first began taking drips for skin whitening when the procedure gained popularity in 2017.

       At that time, she was only accompanying a friend who underwent the treatment at the home of another woman.

       “However, my friend persuaded me to try the treatment.

       “The woman showed me testimonials by local celebrities who underwent the same treatment.

       “She also claimed that the skin whitening drip mixed with foetuses has a faster effect,” she said.

       Sally said she then paid RM100 for a treatment but decided to stop after only two sessions.

       “At that time, I felt so guilty that I wanted to suck out all the liquid that had entered my body.

       “I don’t mind my tanned skin anymore as long as my health is guaranteed and I don’t face the risk of any dangerous disease,” she said.

       > Kosmo! reported that celebrity Mat Dan said his parents in England had asked him to consider carefully any decision to return to his hometown in Bristol.

       The radio personality – whose full name is Mohammad Kareef Daniel Abdullah – said this did not mean that he was involved in negative activities while living in Bristol.

       “They believe that my life is now more focused in Malaysia,” said the Briton, who first became famous for his fluency in the Terengganu Malay dialect.

       Mat Dan said his parents had noticed many positive changes in him since he settled in Malaysia.

       “I came here when I was 19 and now, I am 32.

       “For 13 years, I’ve built my life in Malaysia and I now have a family, but I would not hesitate to change my mind to return to England if I have a strong reason to.

       “So far, there are no plans to return and live there. But we don’t know – maybe when my son grows up, he will be offered to further his studies there. That is something I can’t refuse,” he said.

       Through his marriage to Nadifa Adnan in 2017, the couple is blessed with two sons, Muhammad Zayne Taylor and Eydan Yusoff.

       ● The above article is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this ' >'sign, it denotes a separate news item.