‘Please don’t look for me’


Nationwide search: National MIC Youth leader Datuk C. Sivarraajh (left) explaining to customers at Giant Batu Caves about missing girl Jenifer in 2015. The search for the teenager is still going on today.

PETALING JAYA: “Abang, I’m really sorry. Now, I promise to not bother you or sister-in-law anymore. I promise and I will prove that I will be successful out there. I’d like to ask one thing of you, please don’t look for me. Let me just have one chance at life.”

That was what Siti Norhidayah Kamsani, 16, wrote in a goodbye letter to her brother Wan Mohd Zamree Kamsani, 42, before running away on Aug 14.

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