Spaniards relieved and thankful after rescue


Gasulla receiving medical attention after he and three others were picked up by MMEA officers

PETALING JAYA: The two Spaniards found by Vietnamese fishermen after they went missing off the coast of Sabah on May 2 are in “good health, very relieved, happy and thankful”.

David Hernandez Gasulla, 29, and his girlfriend Martha Miguel, 30, both from Spain, will be reunited today with their family members who are waiting for them in Kota Kinabalu.

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