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Awang, frontman of 1990s band Versi, died at 59 at his home after declining hospital care.
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KUALA LUMPUR: The frontman of the 1990s rock outfit Versi, Che Saimi Che Wok, better known as Awang, passed away at his home in Taman Sri Segambut today. He was 59.
His wife, Yusnani Kiman, confirmed the news, sharing that he died at 11.45am.
She said Awang had mentioned feeling feverish and was breathing shallowly that morning.
When she suggested going to the hospital, he declined, worried that he might be admitted and catch the flu. Shortly after, he vomited slightly and lost consciousness.
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