Malaysia

Cops seek public’s help in hunt for missing teen girl in Tambun

Police describe Nur Hidayah Mat Nurddin, 14, as around 160cm tall, weighing 45kg

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 13 Sep 2022 8:49PM

Cops seek public’s help in hunt for missing teen girl in Tambun
Police say they received a report on the missing Nur Hidayah Mat Nurddin three days after she had disappeared on August 19. – Royal Malaysia Police pic, September 13, 2022

IPOH – Police are asking the public for assistance to locate a 14-year-old girl who went missing after leaving her house in Tambun here on August 19.

Ipoh district police chief Yahaya Hassan said the teen is known as Nur Hidayah Mat Nurddin, with her last known address at Lot 475 Kg Tersusun Batu 5, Lorong Delima 3/2 Tambun.

“We received a report from her mother three days after her daughter disappeared, stating that her daughter did not return home after going out to buy a drink that day.

“The missing girl is around 160cm tall and has fair skin and weighs around 45kg. She is of average build and does not wear spectacles,” he said in a statement today.

He said those with information about the missing teen could come forward to provide their statements to assist investigations.

Information can be channelled to the investigating officer, Mohd Haizal Umar, at 011-2100-1076 or the Ipoh district police headquarters operations centre at 05-245-1500. – Bernama, September 13, 2022

Related News

Malaysia / 1mth

Penang signs landmark Perak water deal to secure 40-year supply from 2032

Malaysia / 4mth

Perak MB denies PRN speculation

Places / 6mth

Once quiet town of Tambun, now poised to become major tourism player

Malaysia / 6mth

Bersatu sacking: Leaders from Perak top the list

Opinion / 9mth

Football: An unforgiving business that requires long-term investments, professional management, and financial losses

People / 10mth

Father earning RM2,600 a month makes heart-breaking decision to send his kids to home

Spotlight

Malaysia

Singapore could bar under-18s from social media platforms that fail safety test

Malaysia

College student dies after falling from 22nd-floor condominium in Setapak

Malaysia

PM praised for ‘Medeka Day’ reforms; More needed to cope with rising costs – Guan Eng

By Ian McIntyre

World

Tupac Shakur murder case ends after 30 years as ex-gang leader found guilty

Malaysia

Unidentified man found dead in Sungai Buloh drain as police probe suspected murder

Malaysia

Four killed, four injured in 11-vehicle Pahang highway crash

Malaysia

Sarawak haze crisis deepens as five areas hit hazardous air quality

Opinion

Would the United States use nuclear weapons against Iran?

Malaysia

Tajikistan eyes bigger role for Malaysia in Central Asian market

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

You may be interested

Malaysia

College student dies after falling from 22nd-floor condominium in Setapak

Malaysia

Higher BUDI fuel quotas may help ease inflation, economist says

Malaysia

Tun M not automatically invited to National Day Celebrations, Secretariat says

Malaysia

Ultraman costume raises security alarm at Perak National Day celebrations

Malaysia

Four arrested after 29-year-old seriously injured in Kajang attack

Malaysia

Zahid: RM6b funding gap forces rural ministry to rethink development priorities

Malaysia

Sarawak haze crisis deepens as five areas hit hazardous air quality

Malaysia

Mahathir’s Merdeka appearance sparks social media debate

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir