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Cops seek help to locate missing teen girl

15 Oct 2023 03:47pm
Kota Tinggi Police chief Supt Hussin Zamora said the girl, Nurul Ain Sarafika A Latiff was last known as staying at No 1179, Blok 11, Felda Bukit Waha here. - Facebook
Kota Tinggi Police chief Supt Hussin Zamora said the girl, Nurul Ain Sarafika A Latiff was last known as staying at No 1179, Blok 11, Felda Bukit Waha here. - Facebook

KOTA TINGGI - Police are seeking the public's help to find a 13-year-old girl who has been reported missing since Friday (Oct 13).

Kota Tinggi Police chief Supt Hussin Zamora said the girl, Nurul Ain Sarafika A Latiff was last known as staying at No 1179, Blok 11, Felda Bukit Waha here.

"Nurul Ain Sarafika is 130 centimetres tall, weighs 35 kilogrammes, is fair-skinned and has shoulder-length hair as well as a birthmark on her abdomen,” he wrote in a post on the official Kota Tinggi Police Facebook page today.

He said those with information can contact criminal investigating officer Insp Nur Ramizah Azemi at 013-5028750 or go to the nearest police station. - BERNAMA

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