Time to look into legal action, says Donald


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KOTA KINABALU: As questions remain unanswered despite the release of reports by both Malaysia and Australia on the “Double Six” plane crash, a family member of the victims has suggested joint legal action to seek closure.

Datuk Donald Mojuntin (pic), the eldest son of the late Datuk Peter J. Mojuntin, one of the 11 who perished in the crash here on June 6, 1976, said his family feared they would never get the finality they needed.

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