MH370: "My instinct says he is safe", says mother of a passenger

The mother of one of the passengers on flight MH370 which went missing since March 8, Normah Jaafar believes that her son, Mohd Khairul Amri is safe and will return soon.

More than two weeks the mysterious disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines (MAS) aircraft, Normah finally open up to the media to share her stories.

She said, all she can do now is wait and accept anything that may happen after this, be it good or bad.

“I still feel that he is safe and will return in whatever condition. For the past 16 days I have not dreamt about him and this is why my instinct tells me that he will come back.

“But if it is fated otherwise, I will accept it because I believe this is God’s test for me and He chose me. Yes, this is a very difficult test but I can’t avoid my fate," she said.

After almost two weeks of staying at Everly Hotel in Putrajaya, she is much calmer and has now returned to her hometown.

At the same time, Normah said she is grateful for all the help offered by all parties especially the counselling sessions which has helped her in gaining back her courage.

Normah returned to Bera, Pahang after staying in Putrajaya for 10 days.

According to her, Malaysia Airlines (MAS) always provided her with updates, at least three times a day to ensure she obtains the current information.

On March 8, flight MH370 which was carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members on board disappeared an hour after its departure from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to Beijing.