Not much help from Malaysian authorities in Christchurch, so families do it on their own


PETALING JAYA: Some Malaysian family members and survivors of the Christchurch terror attack are frustrated that there is not much assistance from Malaysian authorities there.

The Malaysians are unhappy that those who have relatives missing in the aftermath of the attack are being forced to do things on their own.

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