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Aina Abdul heartbroken as beloved cat dies during AJL preparations
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Aina Abdul heartbroken as beloved cat dies during AJL preparations

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Malaysian singer Aina Abdul is mourning the loss of her beloved cat, Hiro, who passed away while she was preparing for the Anugerah Juara Lagu (AJL) finals.
  • She shared her grief on Instagram, describing the pain of losing her "child" who had been with her for two years.
  • Aina recounted taking Hiro to the vet and waiting for two hours, only to be told his heart had stopped.

Malaysian singer Aina Abdul is experiencing profound grief after the passing of her cherished cat, Hiro, during the intense preparations for the Anugerah Juara Lagu (AJL) finals. The loss of her feline companion, whom she affectionately calls her "child," has left her heartbroken after two years together.

In an emotional Instagram post, Aina described the difficulty of suppressing her sorrow while fulfilling her professional commitments. "I was preparing for AJL when I lost you. So Mom had to suppress that pain and sadness. When Mom is alone, Mom cries," she wrote. She reflected on how friends had previously experienced pet loss and wondered about the pain, now understanding its silent, profound ache.

Aina recounted the final moments with Hiro, including a visit to the veterinary clinic for treatment. Her maternal instincts kept her at the clinic for two hours, unable to leave, as she worried about Hiro's discomfort in the unfamiliar environment. The veterinarian eventually informed her that Hiro's heart had stopped.

For Aina, Hiro was more than just a pet; he taught her about love, patience, and tranquility. She fondly remembers their daily routines, including bathing him and wiping away his tears, memories that now serve as poignant reminders. "You taught Mom how to love, how to live with patience and peace," she shared, expressing her ongoing struggle to accept the loss but finding strength in Hiro's memory as her "hero."

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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.