Woman seeks long-lost sister


Have you seen her?: Loh (right) holding up a letter written by Lisa 30 years ago and a photograph of her late father and Lisa as Low (second from left) looks on in Ipoh.

IPOH: A former seamstress is hoping to have a Chinese New Year reunion with her younger sister whom she has lost contact with for about 30 years.

Loh Kum Yoong, 82, from Taman Menglembu Berlian, said she last met Loh Lan Fah, fondly known as Lisa, at their ancestral home in Pasir Pinji in 1989.

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