A deep wound that may never heal


Crime scene: A part of the MH17 crash site near Rassypnoe, Ukraine. — KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star

PETALING JAYA: For Diyana Yazeera Yazli, the phrase “life goes on” hits her differently.

“I don’t celebrate my birthday or Hari Raya the way I used to. And whenever I see a flight stewardess in a Malaysia Airlines uniform, it hits me the hardest,” said Diyana, whose mother was one of the 15 crew members onboard the tragic MH17.

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