Pakistani killed in tragedy was a father-to-be


GEORGE TOWN: It was the best moment of Indonesian Noraini Rosanti Abdullah’s life when she got married in June but her happiness was shortlived – she lost her Pakistani husband in the construction site landslide in Tanjung Bungah here.

Canteen worker Noraini (pic), 32, who is three months pregnant, said she and Ali Razak Mohammad Jamil, 23, were very excited about the pregnancy but now, he would never see his first child.

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