Chennai: It has been a year since the fateful day of March 8 when the Narendrans lost their loved one, Chandrika Sharma, an unfortunate passenger in the Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 that disappeared mysteriously.
The 51-year-old Chandrika Sharma headed the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers (ICSF), an NGO here as its executive secretary.
Her husband K.S. Narendran is a management consultant and daughter Meghna a college student.
She had gone to attend a conference organised by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in Mongolia when the Malaysian Airlines flight vanished into thin air.
"Mr. Narendran does not want to be disturbed. He wants to spend a quiet time," Chandrika Sharma's colleague and a family friend told IANS not wanting to be named.
According to the friend, the family has not received any official 'death certificate' from the Malaysian government till now.
08/03/15 IANS/New Indian Express
The 51-year-old Chandrika Sharma headed the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers (ICSF), an NGO here as its executive secretary.
Her husband K.S. Narendran is a management consultant and daughter Meghna a college student.
She had gone to attend a conference organised by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in Mongolia when the Malaysian Airlines flight vanished into thin air.
"Mr. Narendran does not want to be disturbed. He wants to spend a quiet time," Chandrika Sharma's colleague and a family friend told IANS not wanting to be named.
According to the friend, the family has not received any official 'death certificate' from the Malaysian government till now.
08/03/15 IANS/New Indian Express
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