Cops confirm charred remains are those of missing child


JOHOR BARU: Despite the national outpouring of concern and an intensive search by police, five-year-old Nurul Nadirah did not return safely to her mother after going missing near her Seri Alam flats 12 days ago.

Instead, police confirmed that the charred body found on March 8 burnt beyond recognition and buried in a hole in an oil palm estate about seven km from the flats was that of young Nurul Nadirah.

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