'Study hard, become a doctor': Daughter remembers late mother's advice
KUCHING: Fifteen-year-old Euodia Then Suling is drawing strength from her late mother’s advice to study hard and pursue her dream of becoming a doctor following Tuesday’s fatal helicopter crash in Long Lellang.
Fifteen-year-old Euodia Then Suling finds solace in her mother's counsel to work diligently and fulfill her aspiration to become a doctor after her mother, FDS nurse Debra Moset, tragically perished in a helicopter crash on September 8. Euodia last saw her mother on September 3 at Kampung Semadang, days prior to the incident. She recounted receiving a WhatsApp message from her mother at 2.30pm and another at 3.40pm, but both remained unread as the helicopter had already crashed.
Euodia expressed her grief, crying when she learned of the disaster and hoping her mother might have survived, despite rumors on social media. Her 12-year-old brother, Eugene, remembered his mother waving goodbye before boarding the flight at Kuching International Airport. Debra Moset, along with four others, lost their lives in the accident involving a BO-105 helicopter carrying out a healthcare mission. Euodia's mother is set to be buried at St Patrick's Cemetery in Kampung Semadang, Padawan.
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