Families of ill-fated flights’ crews get encouragement to carry on and honour their loved ones


Nur Diyana (left) sharing a light moment with her aunt, Darlina.

IT TOOK a challenging three years for Nur Diyana Yazeera to accept the tragic loss of her mother who was on the ill-fated MH 17 flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, and she couldn’t have done it without the support of her aunt and other people around her.

Now, the spirited 18-year-old continues to soldier on and keeps the memory of her mother close to her heart.

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