No ransom demand for abducted Indonesian fishermen yet, say Sabah cops

By STEPHANIE LEE

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah police have not received any ransom calls over the kidnapping of five Indonesian fishermen from waters off Lahad Datu on Jan 15.

State Police Commissioner Datuk Omar Mammah said they were still waiting for the latest updates on the incident from their Filipino and Indonesian counterparts.

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Kidnapping , Indonesian fishermen , Esscom , Omar Mammah , Lahad Datu , ransom

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