Two-year-old teaches widow of MH17 first officer how to deal with loss


PUTRAJAYA: Asmaa Aljuned, the widow of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 first officer Ahmad Hakimi Hanapi, is one strong woman.

A year after losing her husband in the tragedy, the former stay-at-home mother now runs a Boost Juice franchise in D’Pulze, Cyberjaya, as a way to provide for their two-year-old son Abderrahman.

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