Search and rescue teams resumed looking on Thursday for a 51-year-old man who went missing in the Ulu Sebuloh forest in Song. Freddie Manggie entered the forest on Tuesday with his brother-in-law to collect daun sabung. After they finished gathering leaves, Freddie complained of stomach pain and walked away to find a place to relieve himself. He did not return. His family lodged a police report on Wednesday afternoon. Four longhouse residents searched the area that morning before Bomba, police, the Malaysian Civil Defence Force and local residents joined the operation later in the day. The initial search covered a 3km radius but produced no sign of Freddie. The site is reached by a forest road near SK Nanga Temalat, a journey of about three hours from the junction. The search was suspended at 6pm on Wednesday and resumed on Thursday; his whereabouts remained unconfirmed in the latest reports.

A 63-year-old woman who had been reported missing was found dead in a 10-foot-deep drain near Petra Jaya Health Clinic on Thursday morning. Members of the public found the woman before firefighters from the Petra Jaya station were called in at 9.34am. Bomba recovered her from the drain, completing the operation at 10.47am, and handed the body to police for further action. Police had been informed that she was feared missing the previous day after her child noticed she was gone. No details have been announced about how she entered the drain or what caused her death. The circumstances remain under police investigation. Families looking for a missing relative should report it promptly and share the person’s last known location with police. A deep drain is not a place to enter alone—call emergency services and keep clear of the scene.

Police are asking the public for help to locate 19-year-old Melvin Dhillon Muluk. Padawan district police said Melvin was last seen at Block V 202, Courtyard Santury Apartment, Bandar Baru Batu Kawa, at about 6.30pm on Aug 13. A missing-person report was lodged at Batu Kawa Police Station at about 11.53pm on Aug 15. Police said the clothing Melvin was wearing when he disappeared is unknown. Anyone with information can contact Batu Kawa police station chief SM Joelesley Enggat at 011-15336535 , Batu Kawa Police Station at 082-463411 , the Padawan district police headquarters operations room at 082-862233 , or any nearby police station. This is a police information appeal, not confirmation of the person's current whereabouts. Share only the verified details and send any useful sighting directly to the police instead of adding guesses to social media. [image: 1787101543484-melvin-dhillon-muluk.jpg] Source: DayakDaily