Gaza an 'indescribable scene of hopelessness', says tearful Nurul Ain on return home


Nurul Ain with her Palestinian husband Mohamed on arrival at KLIA on Nov 14, 2023. — GLENN GUAN/The Star

SEPANG: Starvation, death and anarchy – this is the reality of the people living in the conflict area of Gaza, says Malaysian Nurul Ain Haron, who finally returned home safely.

Tears streamed down the 37-year old's face as she stepped foot outside the special lounge exit gate of Kuala Lumpur International Airport and embraced her family members on Tuesday (Nov 14) night.

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