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Sukainai Jaafar, 18, could not resist grief after loss of mother, father and brother in a tragic landslide in the village of Aboriginal Ruil River, Tanah Rata yesterday. As she wiped the tears he persevered to wait to claim the deceased family member in the compound Hospital Forensic Unit Sultanah Hajah Kalsom, Cameron Highlands yesterday.
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Saadia Yusop supports his son, across the street Izran background Sitip landslides in Ruil River Aboriginal Village, Tanah Rata, yesterday.
Sad converts did not have time breaking fast together, celebrate Aidilfitri
CAMERON HIGHLANDS: Ramadan and Aidilfitri this year is not meaningful for a new brother, Sukainai Jaafar, who converted to Islam three years ago after losing three family members simultaneously in a landslide in the village of Aboriginal Ruil River, Tanah Rata, here last evening.
Aidilfitri festivities to be celebrated for the third time this year will no longer be lively without his father, Jaafar Balad, 49; mother, Norma Mount, 51, and brother, Mohd Iqbal, 15, who died in the tragedy were buried.
He was also disappointed as I break the fast of Ramadan with his family at this time after enjoying the blessings and benefits of fasting and breaking with his family two years ago.
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