Martabat Jalinan Muhibbah Malaysia (MJMM) president Abdul Rani Kulup Abdullah may be good at lodging police reports, but there’s one thing he’s not good at: bowling.
The army veteran reportedly received 13 stitches on his left hand after he fell while bowling.
According to The Star Online, the incident happened on Sunday during the launch of a bowling event at the Summit Mall in Subang Jaya.
Abdul Rani told the news portal that he fell while throwing the ball and his left hand reportedly landed on the metal bar between the bowling lanes.
“I knew I had injured my hand but I kept quiet although there was blood dripping,” he was quoted as saying.
He then reportedly went to a clinic in USJ to have his hand checked out while the event was still ongoing before going to the University Malaya Medical Centre for an X-ray after the event.
“The doctor said the wound was serious and cleaned it but told me to go to the hospital to get the wound stitched and to have an x-ray done,” he was further quoted as saying.
As a result, he reportedly received three stitches on the inside and ten on the outside.
Abdul Rani then uploaded a video of the incident on his Facebook page:
Maybe you should just stick to lodging police reports, sir.
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