Gerik bus tragedy: Malaysians rally behind family of UPSI student killed in crash


Fadli Abdul Rahman, 50, the father of 22-year-old Fatin Nasrien, who lost her life in the June 9 tragedy, reciting prayers at her grave at the Kampung Kerandang Islamic Cemetery. - Photo: Bernama

JERTIH: The tragic passing of Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) student Fatin Nasrien Fadli in a bus accident on the East-West Highway, near Tasik Banding, Gerik on June 9, has not only left a deep impact on her family but also moved the hearts of the public.

The sorrow deepened when it came to light that 22-year-old Fatin Nasrien, the eldest of five siblings, had been the family's greatest hope for change. Her parents, Fadli Abdul Rahman, 50, and Nor Hasliza Yusof, 43, had dreamed that her graduation in July next year would mark the beginning of a better life for the family.

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