00:00So I was crying, crying, crying. Where's my daughter? Where's my daughter?
00:03I only have one more daughter with me.
00:05The explosion, the boom, boom, like that, like nuclear, something like that.
00:09I just got bring the kids out from the car and we go inside the house
00:13and then we run to the back.
00:16We ran opposite the pipeline with my daughter.
00:21I separated from my husband because my husband at the back.
00:24I separated with my youngest daughter as well.
00:27So my youngest ran with my mate up to the hill to the elite highway.
00:33I couldn't contact them for one hour like that.
00:36So I was crying, crying, crying. Where's my daughter? Where's my daughter?
00:39I only have one more daughter with me, eight years old.
00:42The other one is four years old with the mate.
00:45Crying, where's my daughter?
00:46Then luckily I found, I found them about after one hour.
00:49I even don't have any handphone with me and all that.
00:52Just ran and to save my two daughters.
00:55I lost my two cats as well.
00:57They are outdoor cats.
00:58So I don't know what happened to them.
01:00Couldn't catch, right?
01:01When we were running, they also ran, right?
01:05Yeah, actually very sad because we are very close-knit neighbourhood.
01:09We are very close, which when things happen, so we are very sad.
01:12Like some neighbours suffered some burns and some lost their houses.
01:18So sad, very, very sad.
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