IT will be a relatively sombre Hari Raya celebration for the families of Malaysia Airlines (MAS) and the country after the disaster of MH17 and the disappearance of MH370 – in a span of four months – cast a pall over the festivity.
More than 500 lives have been lost in the two tragedies in addition to the MASWings Twin Otter aircraft crash in Kudat, Sabah over the span of almost a year. While energies are spent on dealing with MH17 and MH370, speculation is swirling as to what listed company’s fate would be after these tragedies.
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