Johor Baru mother looking for the biological parents of her child to sign adoption papers


Koh Siew Moi, 55, (right) together with her eldest daughter, Linda Law, 28 (left) and adopted five-year-old daughter at the Pasir Gudang Public Complaints office in Taman Sierra Perdana, Johor Baru.

JOHOR BARU: A 55-year-old mother is looking for the biological parents of her adopted child to help with the adoption process as they have both gone missing.

According to housewife Koh Siew Moi, the child's parents - Tan (father) and Quay (mother) - initially left their five-year-old child for her to babysit as both of them were busy working at a restaurant in Bukit Indah, back in 2016.

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