Malaysia

Negri cops seek three of victim’s relatives in child abuse probe

Police identify them as R. Guna Silan, 42, K. Nagamah, 41, G. Nisha, 21

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 29 Jul 2022 5:24PM

Negri cops seek three of victim’s relatives in child abuse probe
Police say the case had been referred to the Social Welfare Department and the 5-year-old victim was currently being treated at Tuanku Ampuan Najihah Hospital, Kuala Pilah. – Pixabay pic, July 29, 2022

SEREMBAN – Police are looking for three individuals to assist the investigation into a child abuse case involving a 5-year-old girl in Jempol near here.

Jempol district police chief Hoo Chang Hook identified them as R. Guna Silan, 42, K. Nagamah, 41 and G. Nisha, 21, all relatives of the victim with their last known address at Taman Seri Mahsan, Jempol.

“The abuse on the girl is believed to have started last May 26 until the victim was rescued by a relative, before her mother made a police report last Wednesday,” he said in a statement today.

He said the case had been referred to the Social Welfare Department and the child was currently being treated at Tuanku Ampuan Najihah Hospital, Kuala Pilah.

Hoo said police had set up a special team to track down the three individuals and urged those with information on them or their whereabouts to contact the nearest police station. – Bernama, July 29, 2022

Related News

Malaysia / 1y

High number of child abuse, neglect in Sarawak worrying, says Minister

Culture & Lifestyle / 1y

‘Ducky’ display by restaurant to draw customers

Malaysia / 1y

Two Orang Asli villages in Negri Sembilan quarantined after one death from leprosy

Malaysia / 1y

Panther killed along Jalan Tampin-Kuala Pilah stretch

Malaysia / 2y

Dangerous to dismiss 'Abang Bas' behaviour as a joke, says Wanita MCA

Malaysia / 2y

Report child abuse to cops, not post on social media, says minister

Spotlight

Malaysia

Haze: Schools in Johor, Melaka, and Negeri Sembilan to close tomorrow

Malaysia

Tun Mahathir’s health improves, but not ready to leave hospital

Malaysia

LPT3 row puts Kelantan’s infrastructure priorities under scrutiny

Malaysia

Terengganu royal family member sues two banks over RM1.99m missing from savings

Malaysia

Irene Sofiya murder probe referred to Johor prosecutors for review

Malaysia

Teacher denies negligence charges over fatal school SUV crash in Kota Bharu

Malaysia

Sulaiman Md Ali opts out of Melaka polls, will not defend Lendu

You may be interested

Malaysia

Sulaiman Md Ali opts out of Melaka polls, will not defend Lendu

Malaysia

Penang Exco: More effort needed to identify, treat mental health and depression cases

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Driver monitoring aims to stop commercial vehicle crashes before they happen

Malaysia

Twenty-one stations record unhealthy air as Zahid expects wind shift to ease haze

Malaysia

Minimum wage, Myanmar refugee registration and Gaza crisis on Dewan Rakyat agenda

Malaysia

Haze: Schools in Johor, Melaka, and Negeri Sembilan to close tomorrow

Malaysia

Johor police probe Molotov cocktail attack on Rohingya settlement amid viral video tensions

Malaysia

Govt challenges US excess-capacity concerns as 100% chip tariff threat looms