Dark and difficult times lie ahead


KLANG: Clad in black and white outfits, the families, all with glum faces, huddled under a tent on the hospital grounds. Even the skies seemed to share the gloom, with the sun blocked out by grey clouds.

The families of the 10 victims who died in the Elmina housing estate airplane crash were at Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah (HTAR) in Klang, waiting patiently for news of when they could take their loved ones home to be buried.

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