Another child goes missing in Sabah, fourth since July 9 | Inquirer News

Another child goes missing in Sabah, fourth since July 9

/ 05:06 PM July 12, 2022

Another child goes missing in Sabah

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KOTA KINABALU — Another child, this time an eight-year-old boy, has gone missing in Sabah.

A search and rescue operation has been mounted to look for the boy, whose name has not been ascertained yet.

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He went missing while swimming in a river in Kampung Batu Putih in Sabah’s east coast Kinabatangan district.

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State Fire and Rescue Department assistant director of operations Misran Bisara said a distress call was made to them at 10:05 am on Tuesday (July 12) and sent out a team immediately.

He urged those who saw the boy to contact authorities immediately.

The boy is the fourth child who has gone missing since June 9.

Previously, three-year-old Mohd Qyis Azhar Abdul Halim was reported missing at 5:45 pm on Saturday (July 9) and his remains were found the next morning. He is believed to have drowned.

A seven-year-old disabled boy who went missing in Tawau on Sunday (July 10) was found safe after he was thought to have drowned in a river near his house.

However, the search is still on for Jude Angel Jeremy, who went missing from her Kampung Saliwangan Baru home in Beaufort on Saturday (July 9).

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Rescuers have expanded the search area for the missing 18-month-old girl. She went missing from her house on Saturday morning.

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