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Body of missing singer Nidza Afham's found - Police

The body was found around 7pm today.

MUHAMMAD AFHAM RAMLI
By MUHAMMAD AFHAM RAMLI
14 Aug 2024 09:11pm
The body of an adult male found in the river near the Sungai Klang Bridge here on Wednesday has been confirmed as Muhammad Nidza Afham Mokhtar, 23. Photo courtesy of the Fire and Rescue Department.
The body of an adult male found in the river near the Sungai Klang Bridge here on Wednesday has been confirmed as Muhammad Nidza Afham Mokhtar, 23. Photo courtesy of the Fire and Rescue Department.

KLANG - The body of an adult male found in the river near the Sungai Klang Bridge here on Wednesday has been confirmed as Muhammad Nidza Afham Mokhtar, 23.

The victim had been reported missing since Tuesday.

Selangor Police Chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan confirmed this when contacted.

"The body was found around 7pm today (Wednesday) and has been confirmed as the individual reported missing (Nidza Afham)," he said.

Previously, police had confirmed receiving a report about the singer's disappearance after he left home at 7.45pm on Tuesday.

The report was filed by the victim's sibling at 4.22am, stating that the victim was wearing a black-blue shirt when he left his home in Bandar Puteri, Klang, using e-hailing services to go to Stadium Sultan Sulaiman, Klang, for jogging.

Nidza Afham's last known location was at Kota Bridge, near the Klang City Council (MBKD).

Nidza Afham had previously participated in the reality show 'I Can See Your Voice 3' before releasing his single titled 'Ternyata Bukan Aku'.

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