Search for missing fireman in Nepal: Hani prays for closure
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 missing fire officer Mohd Fakhrul Munir Mohd Isa, Hani Othman, has accepted whatever fate awaits her husband as she continues her quest for closure after 29 days of anguish. On her own initiative, Hani travelled to Kathmandu to seek updates on the search efforts for her husband and other Malaysians unaccounted for following the August 26 flash floods and landslides in Nepal.
After returning to Malaysia on September 12, Hani has been diligently gathering information about her husband using his personal computer, old phone, and documents. To cope with the emotional toll, Hani has turned to prayers, Quranic readings, and YouTube lectures for solace. She has received support from family and friends while urging other affected families to pray, remain resilient, and accept God's decree.
Hani expressed her hope for a definitive answer regarding her husband's fate, understanding that only physical efforts can lead to results. She also called for continued prayers and strength for other grieving families, emphasizing the importance of patience and resilience through this trials.
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