Malaysia

Police seek public help to locate missing Sri Kembangan siblings

The duo were last seen at their home at No. 2-03, Block Mawar, Taman Harmoni 5, Jalan Harmoni, before they were reported missing.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 15 Feb 2025 2:34PM

Police seek public help to locate missing Sri Kembangan siblings
Those with information on their whereabouts can contact the nearest police station - February 15, 2025

POLICE are seeking the public's help to locate two siblings who went missing from their home in Seri Kembangan in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday night.

Kajang police chief Naazron Abdul Yusof said a report was lodged by the mother at 2.48am on Friday over the disappearance of 15-year-old Nur Syafiqah Elliana Muhammad Rizuan Sebastian and her 10-year-old brother, Muhammad Adam Mikhail.

He said the duo were last seen at their home at No. 2-03, Block Mawar, Taman Harmoni 5, Jalan Harmoni, before they were reported missing.

Nur Syafiqah is about 140cm tall, weighs 40kg, and has a slim build with short hair. She was last seen wearing a dark-coloured sweater, dark long tracksuit trousers and purple slippers.

Her younger brother, Adam, is approximately 135cm tall, weighs 30kg, and also has a slim build with short hair.

"Those with information on their whereabouts can contact the nearest police station or contact the Kajang police headquarters at 03-89114222," he said in a statement. – February 15, 2025

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