Bella case: Story of taking teenager to clinic not made-up, says Siti Bainun


KUALA LUMPUR: Rumah Bonda founder Siti Bainun Ahd Razali has told the Sessions Court here that she did not make up the story about the teenage girl with Down syndrome known as Bella being brought to the clinic for treatment.

Siti Bainun, 31, said she took the same approach as other mothers and that is providing the best treatment for her children, including Bella, if they are sick.

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