Praying for hubby’s return


Still waiting: Chin, seen here cradling her niece, is hoping for her husband's safe release.

KOTA KINABALU: For the last 55 days since her husband was snatched by Filipino gunmen, Chin Pek Nyen has stuck to her daily routine of feeding the fishes at their farm.

Tears have run out for Chin since June 16 night when gunmen stormed into their fish farm in Sabah’s eastern Kunak waters and took away Chai Sai Chuin, 32.

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