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Boy found drowned in lake at sand mining site

27 Jun 2022 09:23am
Photo: FACEBOOK/KAMEK SAYANG SARAWAK
Photo: FACEBOOK/KAMEK SAYANG SARAWAK

SIBU - A thirteen-year-old boy who was reported missing while bathing in a lake at a sand mining site at Jalan Kin San, Sarikei, about 58 kilometres from here, yesterday, was found drowned early today.

A spokesman at the Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department's operations centre, when contacted today, said the body of Terry Leon Zi Jun was found at 12.30am by family members.

He said a search and rescue operation was conducted by a team from the Sarikei Fire and Rescue Station following a report on the missing boy at about 8.35pm, but it was halted about two hours later as it was getting dark. - BERNAMA

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