Stranded pilgrims grateful to be back


SEPANG: It was Seripah Tahar’s second time in performing the umrah but being stranded in the Holy Land for eight days was the last thing on her mind.

The housewife was teary-eyed recalling the day she was told she did not have a ticket to fly home after completing her umrah with her family.

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