‘If I had listened to my heart, she’d still be alive’


Happier times: Aslindah showing the last picture she took with granddaughter, Nur Shahana, who died of suspected child abuse.

JOHOR BARU: Aslindah Md Sahat could not stop feeling guilty for not heeding the bruises on her granddaughter, who later died as a suspected victim of child abuse.

The 49-year-old said she was the closest to two-year-old Nur Shahana Al Quddus among her 16 grandchildren.

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