Stranded Malaysian just wants to return home

PETALING JAYA: “My brother is alone and just wants to come home.”

This was the plea of 35-year-old Yvonne Juan Jyy Wen, whose younger brother is among 1,679 Malaysians still stranded in India following the subcontinent’s lockdown.

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