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事件から無事帰国

シンガポール ： 先日、トルコで起こったバスジャック事件に乗り合わせていたミス・ユニバースのマレーシア代表アンジー・ゴーさん（26）が、昨日シンガポールの空港に無事帰国した。ゴーさんは事件後、イスタンブール･トルコと回り14時間もの間飛び回っていたが、元気な姿を見せてくれた。また今回の事件について最初は動揺していたが今は大丈夫であり、今後の活動に支障が出るとは思っていないと話した。さらにジョホールの家に住んでいる家族を心配させただろうし私も早く家族に会い安心させ、休養をとりたいとも話した。後でわかったことだが、ハイジャック犯はゴーさんの席から７つ離れた席に座っていたという。

　　　　無事帰国できたことを喜び、空港で友人と抱き合うゴーさん

[ 10月7日　20：03　MCS]

ニュース・ソース

SINGAPORE: "If I had known that the plane was being hijacked,I would probably have freaked out."
This was what Miss Malaysia Globe International contestant Angie Goh,23,told reporters as she walked out of the Terminal One arrival hall at Changi Airport yesterday.
"I was shaken then,but I am all right now,and I do not think this will deter me from flying in future,"said Goh,who had just touched down here after a 14-hour flight - including transits - from Istanbul,Turkey. She still looked cheerful and bubbly.
Goh and three beauty queens from Asia who took part in the just-completed Miss globe International pageant were among the 113 people on the plane that was hijacked after it took off from Albania on Tuesday.
"The first thing which crossed my mind the moment I knew the plane was hijacked was that I missed my home in Johor very much and that I wished I was with my family," Goh said.
"I am so grateful that it is over and that I was not aware of what was happening at that time.
"If I had known that the plane was being hijacked,I would have probably freaked out."
Goh had arrived at the airport together with Miss Singapore globe International Tan Mia Yan,25,and Miss Philippines Globe International Jamie Liz Castillo,23,and they were swarmed by members of the press who had been waiting for almost an hour to interview the beauty queens.
"I think that the hijacker was seated about seven seats away from me,but I never (noticed) anything amiss," Goh said.
"I think we probably saw him when he boarded,just that we did not know he was hijacker."
She said what she needed now was to take a long rest and spend time with her family.

＜6-10-2006 The Star＞
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