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Family appeals for help to find missing daughter

Darwisya Sofea, 14, left her home in Desa Hartaman, Kuala Lumpur about 10.30pm on Tuesday with only a sling bag and no message.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 24 Apr 2025 7:16PM

Family appeals for help to find missing daughter
The family only realised she was missing when they looked for her the following day. - April 24, 2025

A MESSAGE is going viral online about a 14-year-old girl who was reported missing three days ago.

According to reports, Darwisya Sofea, 14, left her home in Desa Hartaman, Kuala Lumpur about 10.30pm on Tuesday with only a sling bag and no message.

The family only realised she was missing when they looked for her the following day. The house keys were also missing.

Darwisya is believed to be the eldest of four children, and a police report was lodged on Wednesday.

The family who is very worried about her, is appealing to her to return home.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the police. - April 24, 2025

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