Convert has no problems living with parents


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 22 May 2019

Happy family: (From left) Azura, Rafaqat, Sock Huay and Boon Hock at their home.

PASIR GUDANG: Blood is thicker than water for Azura Tan, whose bond with her parents continues to be strong despite them practising different faiths.

The 45-year-old bakery proprietor, who became a Muslim in June 2012, still takes care of her father Tan Boon Hock, 83, and mother Tan Sock Huay, 70.

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