MH370: Families remember missing loved ones on Fathers' Day


SUNGAI BULOH: It has been 100 days since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing, and the occasion was made more even poignant as about 10 family members of passengers and crew aboard the Boeing-777 gathered on Fathers' Day in memory of the patriarchs on board and the families they left behind.

The families - strangers but united in grief and solidarity - penned heart-felt messages to their loved ones on pieces of coloured paper, folded them into paper planes and arranged them to form the words 'MH370' during the event.

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