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<P>The night before Firman Chandra Siregar, 24, flew to Beijing, he called home to comfort his worried parents in Indonesia who were concerned about recent reports of terrorism in south Yunnan. A graduate of the prestigious Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Firman (centre) was immediately accepted at American-owned oil company Schlumberger after completing his degree.</P> | <P>The night before Firman Chandra Siregar, 24, flew to Beijing, he called home to comfort his worried parents in Indonesia who were concerned about recent reports of terrorism in south Yunnan. A graduate of the prestigious Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Firman (centre) was immediately accepted at American-owned oil company Schlumberger after completing his degree.</P> | ||
<P>His father C. H. Siregar described Firman as a smart kid and said he was attending an orientation exercise in Malaysia prior to his Beijing trip.{{Ref:TSRMY-016}}</P> | <P>His father C. H. Siregar described Firman as a smart kid and said he was attending an orientation exercise in Malaysia prior to his Beijing trip.{{Ref:TSRMY-016}}</P> | ||
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<p>Firman Siregar was flying to Beijing to take up a three-year posting with European oilfield service company Schlumberger.</p> | |||
<p>He had worked in Abu Dhabi before accepting the job and was one of [[:Category:Indonesian Passengers|seven Indonesians]] on the missing plane. {{Ref-ID:NCPAU-006}}</p> | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:58, 28 February 2024
The night before Firman Chandra Siregar, 24, flew to Beijing, he called home to comfort his worried parents in Indonesia who were concerned about recent reports of terrorism in south Yunnan. A graduate of the prestigious Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Firman (centre) was immediately accepted at American-owned oil company Schlumberger after completing his degree.
His father C. H. Siregar described Firman as a smart kid and said he was attending an orientation exercise in Malaysia prior to his Beijing trip. TSRMY-016
Firman Siregar was flying to Beijing to take up a three-year posting with European oilfield service company Schlumberger.
He had worked in Abu Dhabi before accepting the job and was one of seven Indonesians on the missing plane. NCPAU-006
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