Missing Ranau girls left home to earn money for smartphones


KOTA KINABALU: The three Ranau girls found safe in Sandakan four days after they disappeared from their homes last week were looking for a job to buy smartphones, according to Malay news portal Majoriti.

One of the missing girls' mother, Lorita Satir, 43, received a call from her daughter at about 5.30 pm on Tuesday (May 14) seeking help to bring them home from Sandakan.

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