Grandparents-grandchildren bonding holiday ends in tragedy


KUALA LANGAT: Senior citizens Chia Tee Nang, 73, and Lim Mai Shak, 68, had just returned home from a holiday in Vietnam two days ago.

The couple, who were in the pig farming business, planned to spend some quality time with their three grandsons during the school holidays. Two of the boys, aged 10 and 12, stayed with them while the three-year-old had come to live with them from his parents’ home in Kuala Lumpur.

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