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Shalwati Norshal, who returned to Malaysia after being jailed in Sweden for hitting her children, said she is grateful to her family and their support following the bitter ordeal.

Shalwati Norshal, who was freed from the Hinseberg Prison in Frovi, Sweden after serving a 14-month jail sentence.

Shalwati was greeted on arrival by her husband Azizul Raheem Awalludin and close family members.

It was an emotional 'virtual' reunion for the four children of the couple who were arrested in Sweden last year.

Aishah, 14, said she was grateful and happy when told her mother would be released from prison tomorrow.

Aishah,14, said her Aidilfitri celebration this year was incomplete without the presence of her mother Shalwati Norshal.

Azizul and close family members in Sweden will visit his wife, Shalwati Norshal in the Solna District Court in Stockholm today where only Azizul is allowed visitation rights.

The Women, Family and Community Development Ministry will retain two officers to monitor the children's progress, besides ensuring they were comfortable in Malaysia.

The children understand the situation and were thankful that their parents were given minimum sentences.

Ammar, 12, said he has been hit over a thousand times by his mother and over a hundred times by his father in 2013.

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The children of the detained Malaysian couple in Sweden miss their parents whom they have not seen for almost two months.

Shalwati Norshal and her husband Azizul Raheem Awaluddin are scheduled to appear in court at Stockholm on Feb 10.

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