which both teams had a successful attack on both strongholds of PARAKU's group, the 69 Commandos, which were led by Zabri in the battle, sparked and toppled a few members of the PARAKU on the Indonesian security team. Besides the Ops Jemput Tiga, Zabri also led the three platoons to Hulu Perak in August 1975 to intercept the communist who was involved in the murder case of four Extra Police Constable members from the Grik Police Station where the four officers were killed. On 3 September 1975, his units succeeded in detecting the enemy camp positions near the Grik and the occurrence of a clash between the 69 Commandos leaderships by Zabri with the communists, which possessed membership of as many as 30 to 40 before the terrorists retreat. In the battle, two officers, Corporal Sheikh Ismail and Corporal Aziz Idris, were wounded during the shootout and the reinforcement to the Tek Tapong Unit from a communications message had been requested. His units then had an outcome of spot-checking on an abandoned communist camp after the battle, in which they seized six filled backpacks of food, clothes, two mortars, 18 explosives, 15 food supply boxes, medicines and a few other goods. Besides, they also re-seized the three service shotguns which were believed that were owned by the four killed Extra Police Constable members. Death On 4 September 1975, Zabri was killed when he stepped on a booby-trap which was set up by the communist while taking two wounded members to an extraction point area after an operation of hunting down the communist who killed extra policemen who were sent to the hospital. His right leg was broken and suffered serious wounds, leading to blood loss. He died while giving a message to his team members. He was buried in Tapah, Perak. To commemorate his service, he was promoted as an Assistant Superintendent rank and a 69 Commando training camp in Tasik Banding was named after him. Honours In June 2014, Zabri received the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa (S.P.), the highest and most distinguished Federal award. : Recipient of the Grand Knight of Valour (S.P.) (2014 - posthumously) : Recipient of the Distinguished Conduct Medal (PPT) (1972) In media The ASP Zabri's final mission is shown in a documentary by History Channel Asia titled "VAT 69: Malaysia's Very Able Troopers". References 1937 births 1975 deaths Malaysian people of Malay descent Malaysian