Malaysian influencers apologise, admit 'disappearance' was only an act


BANDUNG: Malaysian influencers Ammar Mohd Nazhan and Aras came forward on Friday (Feb 7) to apologise over the production of social media content claiming a friend had "disappeared" in a forest in Kota Bandung, Indonesia, recently, Sinar Harian reports.

The Malay language daily said that in a statement reported by Indonesian news outlet KumparanNews, the influencers had also expressed regret for having caused discomfort to many parties.

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