Six held over missing tourist


Calling for divine intervention: Soldiers leaping on rocks after offering prayers in hopes of finding Bambridge on the shore of Koh Rong island. — AP

Koh Rong: Six Cambodians have been held for questioning in connection with the disappearance of a 21-year-old British woman who went missing on an island popular with backpackers, as police said hopes were fading of finding her alive.

Nearly 200 army, navy and police personnel scoured Koh Rong island in southern Cambodia for a sixth day to find tourist Amelia Bambridge, who was last seen at a beach party on Oct 24.

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