Missing kids’ mum tells of bad omen


Grieving parents: (From left) Midah, Nora Tegeu, 42, and her husband Ayel Ajeb, 67, showing the photographs of their missing children.

GUA MUSANG: The mother of two orang asli, who were among seven children who disappeared last Sunday, had a bad omen about the fate of her children.

“On Thursday, I woke up suddenly at 3am. I was sweating. I had this omen that something bad would happen to my children,” said Midah Angah, 38.

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