The family was to emerge from the harrowing experience one short - Mr Amin Ahmad, 57, who had a heart condition, died following his rescue. A close family friend told The Straits Times that the boat had been bought by the family with the intention of making some income from renting it out to fishing enthusiasts, and that Mr Amin was himself one. The family had planned to take the boat out today and head for Sedili, a town on Johor's east coast, east of Kota Tinggi, where Mr Amin owned a holiday house. It was also where Mr Amin and several members of the family went for frequent fishing trips during school or public holidays. About 100 of Mr Amin's relatives and friends showed up at the family's Tampines home yesterday to pay their respects. Many were hesitant about talking to reporters, following the family's request for privacy. Mr Amin, who was buried in Choa Chu Kang Cemetery yesterday, leaves behind his wife, four sons and grandchildren. ESTHER TAN
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