Hani offers hope to survivors as she prays for miracle
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Hani Othman, the wife of a missing Malaysian fire officer, remains hopeful for a miracle as she seeks her husband in Nepal. Her husband, Mohd Fakhrul Munir Mohd Isa, is among a group of 17 people who went missing in flash floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district. Hani, who is currently in Kathmandu, expressed her positive outlook, stating that she is praying for a miracle in her search for her husband.
Despite the dire situation, she is determined to help others affected by the floods, having collected aid through public donations. Hani is now waiting for government approval to distribute these essential items to the affected areas through a Nepalese non-governmental organization. The rescue efforts are facing challenges due to damaged roads and disrupted communications in the mountainous region.
Fakhrul Munir, known as Loe in his community, is a member of the Fire and Rescue Department's Special Air Operations Team and an experienced mountain climber. As days pass without news of her husband, Hani refuses to lose hope, offering a glimmer of optimism amidst the crisis.
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