US Edition'Forever missed. Forever loved.': S’pore woman climbs Mount Kinabalu for brother who perished in 2015 Sabah earthquake
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'Forever missed. Forever loved.': S’pore woman climbs Mount Kinabalu for brother who perished in 2015 Sabah earthquake
Woman pays tribute to younger brother who perished on Mount Kinabalu Nearly a decade has passed since the devastating 2015 Sabah earthquake that claimed the lives of 18 individuals on Mount Kinabalu — 10 of whom were Singaporeans on an overseas learning trip. Among the 10 Singaporeans were seven young students from Tanjong Katong Primary School (TKPS). For Simran Jaryal, the sister of one of the young students, Navdeep, climbing the mountain whe…
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