KUALA LUMPUR: The wife of senior fire officer Mohd Fakhrul Munir Mohd Isa, who remains missing after flash floods struck Nepal, said she has come to terms with whatever fate awaits her husband.
The wife of a missing senior fire officer in Nepal, Mohd Fakhrul Munir Mohd Isa, has expressed her acceptance of the fate that awaits her husband after 29 days of a difficult search. Hani Othman, known as Hani, traveled to Kathmandu to seek updates on the search efforts for her husband and other missing Malaysians. She has continued gathering information through personal belongings and has found support from family and friends.
Hani hopes for a definitive answer about her husband's fate and urges other affected families to pray, remain strong, and accept God's decree.
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