Praying for son’s survival


High hopes: Muhammad Nazar Abdullah (left) and his wife Sadiah Yaacob showing a picture of their grandson Muhammad Luth who is still in ICU at Penang Hospital.

GEORGE TOWN: After losing her eldest son, Nurain Hasnorizal is now praying hard that her youngest son will pull through after they ate keropok (crackers) laced with rat poison.

Two-year-old Muhammad Luth Syauqi Abdul Rahman is still in the intensive care unit of the Penang Hospital, but his three-year-old brother Muhammad Akil Syauqi passed away at 8.30am yesterday.

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