I told him not to go into the water, he’s not a swimmer, says sister


MELAKA: Every year in April, Lee Ching Ching goes to the Buddhist temple in Bukit Serindit here with a vegetarian cake, where she offers prayers to her brother.

Lee Kwang Hoi had only been 15 when he drowned in the Sungai Malim river in 1995, after a swimming outing with his friends.

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