A day when old wounds bleed again


Always in memory: Donald and his mother Nancy standing next to Mojuntin’s photo at their family residence in Penampang.

KOTA KINABALU: For the family of the late Datuk Peter J.Mojuntin, the memorial service of the “Double Six” plane crash every June 6 feels like old wounds bleeding again.

“The family has been trying to find peace ever since the tragedy,” said Datuk Donald Mojuntin, the eldest of Mojuntin’s five children.

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