Grief and terror dampens mood


PETALING JAYA: This year’s Hari Raya will be a muted affair for Malaysia with the country still coming to terms with a series of tragic events.

As Malaysians continued to pray for the 239 passengers on board Malaysia Airlines MH370 aircraft that went missing on March 8, the country was again jolted on July 17 with the downing of MH17 near the Russia-Ukraine border.

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