Family of woman held by London cult hopes for her return this Ramadan


JELEBU: The family of Siti Aishah Abdul Wahab, 72, the Malaysian-born woman believed to have been held by a cult-like Maoist sect in London, are hoping for her to return and celebrate Ramadan and Hari Raya with them.

Her elder sister Kamar Mahtum Abdul Wahab (pic) said Aishah was living in London and doing a lot of charity work.

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