M’sians caught in Lombok quake return home


To safety: Hikers making their way down from Mount Rinjani at Sembalun village in Lombok Timur, Indonesia. — Reuters

FIVE Malaysian hikers who were caught in an earthquake in Lombok in Indonesia are glad to finally arrive home, Harian Metro reported.

Siti Hidayah Zainuddin, 38, who was part of a group of 20 hikers, was about to start the hike up Mount Rinjani on the Indonesian island when a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck on Monday.

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