Seven years on, woman still traumatised by Tohoi tragedy


Painful ordeal: A flashback of The Star’s report on the Tohoi tragedy on Oct 10, 2015. After the incident, Along (inset, bottom) said that their family decided to stop Mirsudiar (inset, top) from attending school as they were worried about her safety. — Bernama

GUA MUSANG: Seven years ago, the country was shocked by an incident involving the 47-day disappearance of seven Orang Asli students from Sekolah Kebangsaan Tohoi near here, where five students died, while two were found alive.

For one of the survivors, Mirsudiar Aluj, 18, the memory of the incident is still very fresh.

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