Grandma worried over status of grandkids


Seeking answers: Tan and Lau (second from right) leaving after seeking advice at Jagdeep's office in Komtar.

GEORGE TOWN: The mother of al­­leged Muslim convert Teoh Cheng Cheng, who died at her apartment in Macallum Street here on Saturday, is worried about the religious status of Teoh’s four children.

Tan Mah Suan, 64, said Teoh’s children were aged between 17 and 10.

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