Safe and sound: Syazuani with her eight-month-old baby and other Malaysians arriving home from Nepal after landing at the RMAF airport in Subang. — GLENN GUAN/The Star
SUBANG: The violent earthquake which tore through Nepal and its capital Kathmandu caught everyone there off guard including Malaysians who had to dodge falling rubble and roads breaking apart under their feet to stay alive.
Rashid Ramli, 33, was at a crowded square with a friend taking pictures when the first tremors hit.
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