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Two local divers reported missing off Lumut found safe

Victims found clinging to Pulau Jarak jetty

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 10 Apr 2022 3:26PM

Two local divers reported missing off Lumut found safe
The two divers were reported to be missing due to strong currents at a position of 0.4 nautical miles east of Pulau Jarak. – Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia Facebook pic, April 10, 2022

LUMUT – Two local divers reported to be missing while diving off Pulau Jarak here along with three others yesterday were found safe last night.

Perak Maritime director Captain Shahrizan Raman said the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency received information about the incident from the Pulau Pangkor Police Station and alerted the Western Fleet Command Headquarters, Kg Acheh Marine Police Force and Maritime Component Operation Commander for assistance.

“The victims, who hail from Kg Acheh, were found safe at 7.40pm while clinging to the Pulau Jarak jetty.

“Both of them were brought to Pulau Jarak for health inspection by the Navy personnel on duty at about 8pm,” he said in a statement.

The divers were reported to be missing due to strong currents at a position of 0.4 nautical miles east of Pulau Jarak. – Bernama, April 10, 2022

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