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Teenage girl found safe after misunderstanding with family

MUHAMMAD AMINNURALIFF MOHD ZOKI
By MUHAMMAD AMINNURALIFF MOHD ZOKI
17 Sep 2023 05:25pm
A witness who was also the girl's friend noticed her getting off the bus but not entering the school area.
A witness who was also the girl's friend noticed her getting off the bus but not entering the school area.

KAJANG - A teenage girl who went missing while on her way to school last Wednesday has been found safe.

Kajang District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Zaid Hassan said the girl was found in Semenyih yesterday.

"The teenage girl is believed to have had a misunderstanding with her family," he said briefly today.

The girl's mother had reported her missing on Thursday, saying that the last time she was seen was around 6.15am when she left home in Kampung Padang, Hulu Langat, wearing a sports attire.

A witness who was also the girl's friend noticed her getting off the bus but not entering the school area.

teenage girl
Mohd Zaid Hassan
Semenyih
school
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