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Former 90s TV3 personality Zalina Azman missing, say cops

18 Jul 2022 11:45pm
Former TV3 personality Zalina Azman was well-known in the 90s for Money Matters, a weekly talk show. Pic from www.buletintv3.my
Former TV3 personality Zalina Azman was well-known in the 90s for Money Matters, a weekly talk show. Pic from www.buletintv3.my
SHAH ALAM - Former TV3 personality Zalina Azman has been reported missing, according to Shah Alam police headquarters.

In their Facebook post, they have requested for public assistance to report the whereabouts of the 58 years old former newscaster

She was also well-known in the 90s for Money Matters, a weekly talk show.

Shah Alam police headquarters are seeking public help to find her. Posting from IPD Shah Alam
Shah Alam police headquarters are seeking public help to find her. Posting from IPD Shah Alam



The police further gave her the description that she has tanned skin and petite and thin. The post was uploaded this morning at about 11am today.

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Her ex-colleague senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi in her Facebook post had urged people to call the police if they knew her whereabouts. "Please help us find our friend," she said.

Former group Managing Editor of Media Prima Television Networks in a Facebook posting said a police report was made about 8 months ago but "only now they are publicising it."

Anyone with information could contact Sergeant Sabturia Lorong or the police station in Seksyen 6, Shah Alam at 03-5519-4622
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