Climber who went missing on Sabah's Mt Tambuyukon found safe

By Stephanie Lee
  • Nation

  • Monday, 29 May 2017

Chang (third from left) posing with some of the rescuers after he was found safe.

KOTA KINABALU: A local climber, who went missing while scaling the country's third highest mountain in the Crocker Range, has been found safe.  

Alan Chang Yun Kong, 31, was reported to have gone missing at about 4.30pm Sunday on Mount Tambuyukon. He was found by rescuers at about 6.15pm Monday.  

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