Tsunami victim finally laid to rest


  • Nation
  • Friday, 18 Mar 2005

PENANG: “Thanks to Allah, at least there is a piece of my daughter's skeleton. My prayers have been answered,” a mother who had waited three long months to know the fate of her daughter who died in the tsunami disaster of Dec 26, cried yesterday. 

Rohani Wan Hassan, 41, had just found out that part of a skeleton found in the waters off Pulau Betong on Jan 13, which was thought to be that of a man, belonged to Noor Haniza Mohd Zabidi, 18, her daughter. 

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