munchkin posted on 15-3-2014 09:21 PM 
Mongolia? Mana mention ex army yea. Terlepas aku.
Wife of Paul Weeks on missing Malaysian plane hoping for miracleTHE wife of one of the passengers aboard the missing Malaysia Airlines jet says she is still clinging to the faint hope of a miracle.
Paul Weeks, a 39-year-old mechanical engineer from New Zealand based in Perth's northern suburbs, was on board flight MH370 travelling to Mongolia for his first shift in a fly-in-fly-out job. His distraught wife Danica is desperately awaiting any information as to what may have happened during the mysterious disappearance of the Boeing 777. And while logic would say to expect the worst, she admits to maintaining a slight optimism. “We are just waiting. You can think the worst, but in the back of your mind there is that possibility,” Ms Weeks told 92.9FM in Perth. “There is no conclusion to it.” The Malaysia Airlines jet was carrying 239 people, including six Australians and two New Zealanders, from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing when it disappeared from radar screens over the South China Sea on Saturday. The couple have a three-year-old son named Lincoln and a 10-month-old son named Jack, and Ms Weeks said attempting to explain her husband's absence to her sons was the hardest thing to cope with. “I had to bring it up with Lincoln, because he had not asked anything - I said to him 'You know Daddy has gone away ... and on the way Daddy got lost',” she said. “And then I broke down. He is young and resilient - he said ‘That is okay mummy, I will find Daddy'.” Mr Weeks moved to WA with his young family in 2011 following the devastating Christchurch earthquakes, and his wife said she was finding her strength from her missing husband. “That strength comes from Paul, he was in the Army and he is an extremely strong man - he always got me through the tough times,” she said.
AAP
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