Seeking closure: Ex-Sabah CM’s daughter pleads to Australia to release reports on Double Six crash


KOTA KINABALU: The daughter of former Sabah chief minister Tun Mohd Fuad Stephens is making a personal plea to the Australian government to unlock all reports on the "Double Six" investigations.

A day after Malaysia made public its report on the June 6, 1976, Nomad crash that killed her father and 10 others, Faridah Stephens said that the Australian reports might bring closure to all of those who lost their loved ones in the crash.

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