Malaysia

Former TV3 personality Zalina Azman reported missing

Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Mohd Radzi calls on public to help look for her old friend

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 18 Jul 2022 10:37PM

Former TV3 personality Zalina Azman reported missing
Former TV3 personality Zalina Azman is known for appearing on talk shows such as Money Matters, among others. – Getaran pic, July 18, 2022

by Shahriza Shamshiri

KUALA LUMPUR – Former 1990s TV3 personality Zalina Azman has been reported missing by the Shah Alam police headquarters.

A report by The Vibes’ Bahasa Malaysia sister portal Getaran said that the authorities had uploaded a Facebook post requesting public assistance in the search and gave a description of the former TV host, who is known for talk shows such as Money Matters, among others.

“Her physical characteristics are that she has tanned skin, she’s petite and thin,” said the post, which was uploaded at around 11am this morning.

At the time of publication, the post had received four comments and 25 shares.

Similarly, her ex-colleague senator Datuk Ras Adiba Mohd Radzi had also shared police’s call for assistance on her own Instagram page.

“Please, look for our friend,” said the ex-TV3 personality, whose post had received 106 likes after it was posted at around 9pm.

Police have requested that anyone with information on the disappearance contact Sergeant Sabturia Lorong or the police station in Seksyen 6, Shah Alam at 03-5519-4622. – The Vibes, July 18, 2022

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