Tragic Private Jet Crash in Malaysia: Victim’s Last Selfie Before Accident

Kuala Lumpur –

A victim of a private jet crash in Malaysia upload selfies or selfies to the family group before the accident happened. According to his family, the photo was the last photo taken before the tragic incident occurred.

Reported NamedSunday (20/8/2023), Norsahirah Omar (29) revealed that her older sister, Shaharul Amir Omar (49) had never previously sent selfies to the group WhatsApp family. Usually, his older brother only sends photos of the places he visits.

“He never shares his selfies, he (usually) only shares photos of the places he visits to the group WhatsApp family,” said Norsyahirah.

Norsyahirah also suspected that at that time her sister was very excited to be there flight That. In fact, Shaharul also said he was very happy to be on that plane.

“He must have been really excited to be on the flight, which is not his usual self, and (he) told us how excited he was to be on the flight, and said it was a treat from his boss… Maybe he knew he would leave us,” said Norsyahirah, who was met at her sister’s house.

Norsyahirah said her family was shocked when they saw a viral video showing the crash of the plane her sister was on. They immediately tried to contact Shaharul but failed.

He also mentioned Shaharul who is a retired Malaysian Government Navy as a responsible son and sister. Norsyahirah also said that the older sister left behind a wife and four children.

“After our father passed away in 2010, he was the one who took care of our needs,” she said.

A plane carrying eight people crashed on a highway near Shah Alam in the Malaysian state of Selangor. The cause of the fall aircraft it became a mystery because there was no emergency call.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) said the accident occurred in Elmina City, Shah Alam, Thursday (17/8). There were a total of six passengers and two crew members on board the plane. According to the New Straits Times (NST) the flight was scheduled to land in Subang at 14.49 local time.

“The plane operated by Jetvalet Sdn Bhd departed from Langkawi International Airport at 14.08 for Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport,” said CAAM CEO Norazman Bin Mahmud.

Your whole body is inside aircraft it died. Including car and motorbike drivers who were hit by the plane when it crashed also died.

(it’s/imk)

2023-08-20 02:55:00
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