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Banking on hope: Chan (left), the wife of Then, and Chung Chin Lung, the son of Thien, with the pictures of their beloved, keeping their fingers crossed for the hostages

An online petition has been set up to help free the two Malaysian hostages held by Abu Sayyaf gunmen in Jolo for over 140 days now.

ON the eve of Malaysia Day, a group of Malaysians got together at a restaurant in Petaling Jaya to organise a social media campaign to bring home the two Malaysians being held hostage in Jolo Island, southern Philippines.

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