Esscoms seeks help from Manila over abducted Indonesians

By STEPHANIE LEE

KOTA KINABALU: Malaysian security forces are seeking help from their Philippine counterparts following the abduction of two Indonesian fishermen from waters off Semporna.

They believed the kidnappers crossed into international borders.

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