Duke crash: Bikers show their softer side by visiting orphaned sisters

KUALA LUMPUR – “We feel sad for the young children who lost their parents and little sister in the fatal accident and we believe that it is part of our responsibility to help the family in their time of need,” said a representative for the group Wan Najmuddin

The group of bikers pose with 7-year-old Nur Firuza Amira (centre, in red shirt) during their visit to the family home.
The group of bikers pose with 7-year-old Nur Firuza Amira (centre, in red shirt) during their visit to the family home.

A group of around 20 bikers in shiny motorcycles took a cycle ride off the road to bring some joy to two children left orphaned after their parents and 7-month old little sister were killed in an accident at DUKE Highway on May 2, 2015.

The riders from GTR Owners Club, Puchong Bikers and All Brothers Bikers Club rolled into Taman Batu Muda, Batu Caves to express their feelings and sympathy to the family members.

bout 20 members from three motorcycle clubs visited the deceased’s family in Taman Batu Muda, Batu Caves.
The bikers express their feelings and sympathy to the deceased’s family members.

They spent some time with the two sisters, 7-year-old Nur Firuza Amira and 3-year-old Nur Firuza Akila who are now being cared for by their 65-yeard old grandma Normah Toso.

“We feel sad for the young children who lost their parents and little sister in the fatal accident and we believe that it is part of our responsibility to help the family in their time of need,” said a representative for the group Wan Najmuddin who handed over cash donation they had collected to Normah.

Normah said she was grateful to the bikers for the thoughtfulness, loving care and generosity they had shown to her grandchildren.

Wan Najmuddin presented their cash donation to Normah Toso who has taken on the responsibility of raising the two children
Wan Najmuddin presenting their cash donation to Normah Toso who has taken on the responsibility of raising the two children.

 

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Thomas Tan

Thomas Tan joined CJMY in 2011. At the second annual conference in Johor Bahru, he received the 'Best Article 2011' Award. To date, he has published over 1,000 articles on community events and various topics.