Nasyid singer on ganja-related charge receives treatment for bipolar disorder


PETALING JAYA: Nasyid singer and composer Muhammad Yasin Sulaiman, who was charged with cultivating cannabis plants and trafficking in 214g of drugs on March 31, received his first treatment for bipolar disorder on Monday (May 16) at the Sungai Buloh Hospital.

Lawyer Ariff Azami Hussien, representing Muhammad Yasin, said this when the case came up for mention Wednesday (May 18) before Sessions Court Judge Jamaludin Mat and Magistrate Zhafran Rahim Hamzah.

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