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Yasmin (centre) with lead recovery support coach Liam Victor French (back) and lead clinical psychologist Nabilah Burhanuddin. (Photo by Sage Centre)

More than 970 million people around the world -- 11 per cent of the population -- suffer from some kind of mental illness. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

The tragic incident involving three Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Dungun students who died after being hit by a female driver recently, has left many in shock, while others voiced their discontent over the circumstances. FILE PIX

The lady driver who crashed her car into four UiTM Dungun students last Wednesday was charged at the Magistrate's Court, today, with three counts of murder for the death of three of the victims. - Photo by Bernama

On Wednesday, a woman believed to be mentally ill crashed her vehicle into four UiTM Dungun students riding on two motorcycles resulting in the deaths of three of them and leaving one seriously injured.

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The housewife, who has three children and was believed to be suffering from mental health issues, arrived at the Kuala Terengganu Court Complex at 9am on Thursday, appearing disoriented. Bernama FILE PIX

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The female driver involved in a crash that killed three UiTM Dungun students last night has been remanded for four days starting today.

The two suspects believed to have murdered 62-year-old Sabari Baharom and dumped his body into the Padang Terap River in Jitra, Kedah likely did so to conceal their crime and flee.