Families of ‘Double Six’ tragedy feel let down, thinking of next action


VIPs and the victims' families posing for a photo at the crash memorial site in Sembulan, Kota Kinabalu.

KOTA KINABALU: Unlike the previous years, the families of the “Double Six” plane crash marked the 47th anniversary of the tragic incident on Tuesday (June 6) with a better understanding of events that led to the fatal crash.

But these details provided no closure as the declassified reports over the incident did not furnish them the answers they were looking for.

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