Man missing after suspected crocodile attack


KOTA KINABALU: Firemen have launched a search-and-rescue operation for a plantation worker who has gone missing after he was attacked by a crocodile at a river in east coast Lahad Datu.

Indonesian Rudy Gessa is believed to have been attacked by a crocodile while fishing along a riverbank at the Ladang Tabin Hap Seng Plantation in Lahad Datu at around 4pm on Sunday (June 9).

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