Aunt: Norieen no longer cheerful self


GUA MUSANG: It has been over a month since her rescue from the dense jungle of Pos Tohoi, but Norieen Yaakob remains scared and traumatised by her ordeal.

Norieen’s aunt Juhi Angah, who is the ­closest relative to her, said that the 10-year-old was no longer her cheerful self and more temperamental than before.

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