'Sedekahkan doa buat mami saya, Faziani Rohban' - Anak pengasas Dnars Skincare

Anak kepada pengasas jenama produk kecantikan Dnars Skincare, Iqbar Hakim meminta orang ramai mendoakan ibunya Faziani Rohban Ahmad yang maut akibat kemalangan di Pattani, Thailand.

Menerusi akaun Instagramnya @iqbar_hakim, dia mengesahkan kematian ibunya dan memberitahu sedang bergegas pulang ke kampung halaman.

Video dimuat naik Iqbar mendapat perhatian ramai yang turut mengutuskan ucapan takziah kepada ahli keluarga pengasas itu.

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Tlong sedekah al fatihah Faziani Binti Rohban Ahmad
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May 17, 2019 at 8:25pm PDT

“Assalamualaikum kepada semua, saya ada berita kurang gembira.. saya baru sahaja selepas kehilangan bonda kesayangan saya.. Sebabkan kemalangan.. dan sekarang saya dalam perjalanan untuk pulang ke kampung”

“Jadi, kepada semua, kalau boleh sedekahkan doa buat mami saya, Faziani Rohban Ahmad semoga dia ditempatkan di kalangan orang-orang beriman.”

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Saya dalam perjalanan balik dari KL ke KB , terpksa balik dgn kereta , disebabkan flight terlalu ptg (lwt)untuk kejar wktu , sahabat saya yang pandu kenderaan .Sekian.
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May 17, 2019 at 9:18pm PDT

Selain ibu, bapanya Ahmad Shah Rizal Ibrahim juga terlibat dalam kemalangan itu.

Bapanya dilaporkan cedera parah setelah kenderaan MPV Toyota Estima yang dinaiki mangsa terlibat kemalangan di Pattani, Thailand kira-kira jam 10.30 pagi tadi.

BACA: Pengasas Dnars Skincare, Faziani Rohban meninggal dunia dalam kemalangan di Thailand

Wanita berusia 40 tahun yang berasal dari Jalan Kebun Sultan, Kota Bharu, Kelantan itu popular dengan produk kecantikan terutamanya di Pantai Timur.

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