BENEFICIARY PROFILE 1478 KHIN THAN NU
Ms. Khin Than Nu from Myanmar passed away in a foreign country due to stage IV breast cancer. Her grief-stricken husband was unable to cope with the unexpected funeral expenses. Therefore, we earnestly request the help of enthusiastic public by donating for her funeral.
Case No. 1478
Ms. Khin Than Nu from Myanmar passed away in a foreign country due to stage IV breast cancer. Her grief-stricken husband was unable to cope with the unexpected funeral expenses. Therefore, we earnestly request the help of enthusiastic public by donating for her funeral.
31-year-old Khin Than Nu, and her husband, Tin Aung Naing, are from Myanmar. They have no children. She and her husband came to Malaysia for work, hoping to create a better future. Unfortunately, she was diagnosed with cancer earlier, and she had undergone 3 surgeries but could not see any improvement. The doctor had no choice but to ask her family to take her home to recuperate. She also needed to rely on a tube to feed her. However, she passed away on June 25. Her husband was instantly grief and burst into tears.
She was a worker in a carton factory before. Her husband is working in a restaurant with a meager income, and could not handle the funeral for his beloved wife. In desperation, he entrusted Da Ai to help him deal with his wife’s funeral.
According to the death report issued by the hospital, Ms. Khin Than Nu passed away at 12.00 am on June 25 due to stage IV breast cancer.
We are handling the whole funeral process for the deceased, which included body transfer, cremation, memorial service, and scatter the ashes into the sea. We sincerely call upon everyone to donate for her funeral so she can rest in peace soon.
If anyone is interested in donating for the whole funeral, kindly contact any social workers of Da Ai for more information. Thank you.
The prayer service will be held on 27th June 2022 (Monday) at Gui Yuan Funeral Crematorium Petaling Jaya (Hall 3), and the cremation will be held on 28th June 2022 (Tuesday). The ashes will then be scattered into the sea, allow the deceased return to nature.
