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Four tahfiz students missing since Monday, search underway

According to the police report, the four students left the tahfiz centre and haven’t returned.

11 Oct 2024 08:00am
The four missing tahfiz students. From left: Muhammad Abdul Razak, Ahlami Idraqy, Muhammad Ammar Danish and Muhammad Ammar Darwish.
The four missing tahfiz students. From left: Muhammad Abdul Razak, Ahlami Idraqy, Muhammad Ammar Danish and Muhammad Ammar Darwish.

KUALA LUMPUR - Police have confirmed receiving a report regarding the disappearance of four students from a tahfiz centre in Datuk Keramat since last Monday.

Wangsa Maju district police chief ACP Mohamad Lazim Ismail said the report was filed on Tuesday.

"According to the report, the four students left the tahfiz centre and haven’t returned. Search efforts are underway,” he said when contacted.

The disappearance of four boys, aged 10 to 12, who are students at the tahfiz centre, gained widespread attention on social media earlier, as their families reached out for public assistance in locating them. - BERNAMA

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