This is a heart breaking story of a mother who lost her children in the Malaysian flight MH17 that was shot down by rebels in Ukraine. A 11-year-old named Miguel Panduwinata asked his mother Samira Calehr “Can I hug you ?” like any mom, Calehr wrapped her hands around the boy and hugged him tightly.

Miguel is scheduled to fly to Bali to visit his grandmother on July 17th. The day before his journey, Miguel kept on asking his mother Calehr about death, God and his soul.

How would you choose to die?
What would happen to my body if I was buried?
Would I not feel anything because our souls go back to God?

The above are few questions asked by Miguel. He could feel something is going to happen and was sensing that he is going to miss his mother a lot. Worried by son's innocent questions, Calehr held his hand and slept with him the whole night.

Miguel along with his elder brother Shaka reached the airport to fly to Malaysia. Shaka realized he'd forgotten to pack socks. Calehr promised to buy him some and send them along with second brother Mika. The boys hugged Calehr, bid goodbye and walked toward passport control. Suddenly, Miguel turned around and ran back, throwing his arms around his mother.

"Mama, I'm going to miss you," he said. What will happen if the airplane crashes?," asked Miguel. “Don't say that baby,” said Calehr and hugged his son for one last time. She watched the two boys walk away. But Miguel kept looking back at his mother. Two hours after the incident, Calehr had just finished buying Shaka's socks and then her phone rang. Her friend who accompanied her to the airport screamed “the plane crashed.”

Calehr reached home and watching television she fainted. "I should have listened to him," "I should have listened to him," uttered Calehr softly.

(AW: Vamshi)