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The Syrian man who has been stranded in transit at klia2 for over a month said that living in Malaysia would be difficult even if he was given a special pass by the Government.
Hassan al Kontar posted in a Twitter video thanking people for offering him support and said he wanted a permanent solution.
Hassan al Kontar posted in a Twitter video thanking people for offering him support and said he wanted a permanent solution.
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