Someone to watch over them: Elderly parents hoping to secure care for disabled sons 'when we're gone'


IPOH: At 73, housewife Chew Kam Har is getting on in years and she is worried about the welfare of her two disabled sons.

Her eldest son Chow Yew Ming, 45, has been immobile since he fell down a flight of stairs when he was just a few months old.

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