Women’s Ministry to set up counselling session for Hawari’s family


KEPALA BATAS: The Women, Family and Community Development Ministry is setting up a counselling session for the family of Malaysian Everest climber, Muhammad Hawari Hashim, who has been reported missing in the mountainous area.

Its Deputy Minister Aiman Athirah Sabu said Muhammad Hawari's family, especially his wife, Saffiyah Tang, 34, children Hana Sakeena, 4, and Haris Suffian, 2, are in need of counselling as they are in a state of mental anguish.

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