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17-year-old girl reported missing in Tanah Merah

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Nor Fazlina Abdul Rahim

TANAH MERAH: Police are seeking the public's help to locate a 17-year-old girl who has been reported missing since Saturday.

Tanah Merah district police chief, Superintendent Mohd Haki Hasbullah, said the girl was identified as Nur Aleeya Natasha Mohd Sabri, 17.

He said her family lodged a police report about her disappearance at 5pm yesterday.

"She was believed to have left home at midnight on Saturday before she could no longer be contacted.

"She is about 157cm tall and weighs 47kg. Her last known address is Jalan Klinik here," he said.

Mohd Haki wants anyone with information to contact investigating officer Sergeant Mohamad Airel Ashraf Rosli at 010-5670798.

They can also contact the Tanah Merah district police headquarters hotline at 09-9558429 or 09-9556222, the Kelantan contingent police headquarters hotline at 09-7455622 or any nearby police station.

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