Westport: "Dark ... I feel dark, like son blackouts," said the younger brother of Ahmad Affandi Abdul Manaf, 27, immediately informed of the story of his brother, who became suicide bombers in Syria, published in the newspaper yesterday.
Once informed journalists, men aged 20s who declined to be identified because it almost collapsed surprised when told the newspaper posted a picture of her brother, who died early last month, however, he regained composure after much persuasion reporters.
"I was surprised when you tell red picture appeared in the newspapers, even our family already know what happened to him since last month," he said when met at his home yesterday.
Newspaper yesterday reported another Malaysian believed to have been killed in Syria after a suicide bomber rammed a military camp, killing 50 others, mostly government troops.
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