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Suffering From Intestinal, Nerve and Vision Tumors

JERANTUT: A former private sector worker at Felda Kota Gelanggi Dua here, who is homeless due to intestinal tumors, nerve problems and vision impairment, needs medical assistance and living expenses. Saadun Mohamad Saada, 61, is currently being looked after by his wife, Halimatun Saadiah Ahamad, 48, as their four children have families and live far away in Johor and other districts in ...

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