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Husband missing after argument

AHMAD ISMADI ISMAIL
By AHMAD ISMADI ISMAIL
30 Mar 2023 02:41pm
Sharul Hanif Hasran missing after arguing with wife
Sharul Hanif Hasran missing after arguing with wife

KUALA LUMPUR - The police have asked public assistance to locate a man who was reported missing at Jalan Pasar bus station, here.

Kuala Lumpur police said the 25-year-old man is known as Shahrul Hanif Hasran.

"A local woman lodged a police report about her husband's disapperance on March 22.

"The last time she saw him was at Jalan Pasar bus station, after they quarreled," he said in a statement.

Those with information are urged to contact Sergeant Mohd Al Hafis Jaafar on 0124433709, 03-92212222 or any nearby police station.

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