MH17: MH370 families offer counselling to next-of-kin of MH17 passengers and crew


PETALING JAYA: Families of passengers and crew of the crashed Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370 have offered their help to counsel to the families of those who were killed in another MAS flight, MH17 which was shot down over the Ukraine on July 17.

"No one deserves to go through what they're going through."They are like we were in the beginning: quiet and wanting their space. But we are here for them, we actually know what they're going through, we know this is so painful, so hard," said Jacquita Gonzalez, wife of MH370 in-flight supervisor Patrick Francis Gomez told The Guardian.

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