Malaysians in tour group mostly senior citizens


JOHOR BARU: The group of 22 Malaysians who went on the ill-fated tour to Chiang Mai were mostly senior citizens in their 50s and 60s.

Chiu Travel Sdn Bhd general manager Terence Yung, who handled the group on the five-day tour, said they were either family members or close friends.

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