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Hussainzada family mourn drowned mother and son

The Hussainzada extended family are grieving for a beloved mother and seven-year-old son who drowned in Dandenong Creek’s stormwaters while visiting a Doveton park. The pair were found more than a kilometre downstream near Allan Street bridge. Saleha Hussainzada, cousin of the 33-year-old Fariba Hussainzada,…

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