Playful remark turns out to be last for HM


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 22 Dec 2015

BATU PAHAT: Housewife Lim See Ley never thought that her daughter Tan Thin Thin’s “Ma, behave well” quip will be the last conversation she will have with her.

Thin Thin’s family of six was among a group of Malaysians involved in a crash after their chartered bus collided with another vehicle before hitting a power pole and plunging into a ravine in Chiang Mai on Sunday.

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