Story of girl reported missing ends amicably


JOHOR BARU: An amicable ending is in sight for a two-year-old girl, who was initially reported to be missing but was allegedly “sold off” by her father.

A Singaporean couple, who has been looking after Angie Tiong (pic) in the past month, had indicated their willingness to bring her back to the relatives who had been caring for the child since she was five months old.

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