Body of farm worker recovered


IPOH: The body of an Indonesian farm worker swept away during last week’s mud flood in Cameron Highlands has been recovered, six days after the tragic incident that killed three others.

The remains of 24-year-old Jarwati were found in a pile of debris near a nursery next to Sungai Bertam in Bertam Valley yesterday, said Cameron Highlands OCPD Deputy Supt Wan Mohd Zahari Wan Busu.

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