Families of detainees in Cambodia hoping for their release


Masita Mohammad showing a photo of her daughter Nur Ridwana Syah Zani Hamdie. - ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE / THE STAR.

KUCHING: Families of the Sarawakians detained in Cambodia are hoping for their release as quickly as possible.

Marsita Mohammad said she did not know her daughter Nur Ridwana Syahzani Hamddie, 21, had gone to work in Cambodia when the news came that she had been arrested.

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