Malaysia

3 detainees who fled Penampang PKRC recaptured

1 Covid-19-positive runaway still at large

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 01 Aug 2021 10:53PM

3 detainees who fled Penampang PKRC recaptured

PENAMPANG – Police have recaptured three of the four detainees who escaped while being quarantined at the Covid-19 Quarantine and Low-Risk Treatment Centre (PKRC) at the Native Courts Training Institute here.

Penampang district police chief Mohd Haris Ibrahim said the detainees, Filipinos Mohd Diyazmir Razif Rudyaz (20), and Salman Arip (19), as well as a local man Arippian Abdul (27), were re-arrested at Lorong Wijaya 1, Taman Wijaya, Menggatal, Kota Kinabalu, at 5.45pm today.

“Police are still hunting for another Filipino, Mohd Rahman Basir (24),” he said in a statement tonight.

Haris urged people who have information on the escapee to contact the Penampang district police headquarters operation rooms at 088-723-961 or any nearby police station.

On July 24, the four detainees were transferred from the Penampang police station lock-up to the PKRC after being confirmed positive for Covid-19.

They fled the quarantine centre at 3.30am today. – Bernama, August 1, 2021

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