Missing 14-year-old Ampang boy returns home safe


PETALING JAYA: A 14-year-old boy who was reported missing after leaving his home in Kampung Tasik Permai, Ampang, last Thursday was found safe after returning home early Tuesday (Aug 25).

Ampang Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Khairul Anuar Khalid said the teenager returned at about 2am and was found to be safe and uninjured.

“In the early hours of Aug 25, at about 2am, the complainant realised that the missing person had returned home safely.

“An examination found that the missing person was safe and had not suffered any injuries,” he said in a statement on Tuesday.

On Monday (Aug 24), police said they had received a report from the teenager’s father at about 1.45pm regarding his disappearance.

The teenager was reported to have left home on Aug 20, with his last known location being Lorong 7, Kampung Tasik Permai.

 

 

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Check first: Selangor cops prioritise fact-checking before issuing statements to prevent misleading info, says police chief
Cops smash scam syndicate operating from abandoned Mantin resort, 40 nabbed
MACC summons Nazir Hussin, wife and aide in RM10mil investment probe
Malay Rulers urge outsiders not to interfere in Negri throne dispute
Chinese investors eyeing investing in aluminium aluminium industry, says Zahid
Azrin Khairi installed as 17th Undang of Jelebu
Crooks beware: Malaysia may copy China's use of hi-def CCTV with facial recognition tech at crime hotspots, says Zahid
Fund Federal responsibilities through Budget, not GLCs, says Dr Wee
Negri JPJ seizes four luxury vehicles driven by unlicensed foreigners
Selangor aims to strengthen position as regional tech hub as SIBS 2026 opens

Others Also Read