Showing posts with label Missing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Missing. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

More Underage Girls missing in Malaysia


Elizabeth  ( R ) and Sheila ( L )


Elizabeth disappears for a second time, brother seeks police help


Elizabeth Momay Donny’s (right pic) sudden disappearance from her home has caused anxiety to her family.

Her brother, Edwin, 26, lodged a police report yesterday seeking police assistance to locate.

He said he not only feared for her safety but that she would also be sitting for her SPM exam in November.
Elizabeth Momay Donny

In his police report, Edwin said his sister left their family home in Lane 3, Jalan Kenari at about 3.30pm on Oct 7.

He believed a man had come to fetch her.

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Monday, August 5, 2013

Missing 3 year old Aisyah reunited with mum



Arbaiyah Md Zin, reunited with her three-year-old daughter.

The mother of a three-year-old girl who was found in Penang after being reported missing in Rawang, Selangor, has been questioned by Penang police.

Arbaiyah Md Zin emerged from the Sungai Nibong station with her daughter, Wan Aisyah Exzam, at about 6.40pm after almost two hours with police officers.

They were with a man, believed to be her former husband.

Arbaiyah refused to speak to reporters but the man thanked the police for their assistance in locating the child. He also said that they had bought new Raya clothes for the girl.

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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Search and rescue ops for Belaga boat survivors resumes tomorrow


This picture of a large crowd boarding the ill-fated boat was taken an hour before the boat left Tanjong Giam Bungan.Villagers getting ready to locate the 23 missing passengers of the capsized boat.The capsized boat submerged in the river

The search and rescue (SAR) operation for survivors of the ill fated express boat that sank this morning in the Rajang River near Belaga, will resume at first daylight tomorrow, said Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani.
As of 9.30pm tonight police confirmed there were 181 survivors while another 23 passengers were believed to be still missing in the accident after the overloaded vessel crashed into a rock and sank at the Jeram Tukok/Jeram Bungan, about four hours journey upriver from Sibu.

"The SAR operation, involving police personnel and other relevant agencies, was halted at 6pm due to darkness," he told Bernama here.

Based on initial findings, he said, police believed the express boat was overloaded with more than 200 passengers, who were returning for the Gawai Dayak festivities.

The identities of those still missing were sketchy because there were no official figures of passengers on board as the express boat operator was believed to have not kept a manifest, he said.

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Monday, June 25, 2012

21-HOUR ORDEAL: Tugboat finds them floating in open sea off Pulau Tioman



The group of young divers who were rescued by a tugboat yesterday after they were found floating about 20 nautical miles north of Tulai island near Pulau Tioman. The six (from left), Lim Kong Hooi, Maggie Lim, Leong Li Kar, Zu Zhiming, Hu Jia Jie and Wang Jia Xing were brought to the Salang police station on Pulau Tioman

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Boy, seven, missing for five days after playtime with siblings


Gone: Kasturi holding up a photograph of her son. The boy was last seen at a basketball court in Rifle Range five days ago.



A housewife is appealing for help to locate her seven-year-old son who has been missing for five days.

A. Kasturi, 33, who lives in Rifle Range, said her son R. Dass, a pupil of SJK (T) Rajaji in Air Itam, did not return home after playing at a nearby basketball court on Tuesday.


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