Mum of runaway twins receives call from mystery man saying the two and another friend were with him in Bukit Bintang

Mum of runaway twins receives call from mystery man
By SYLVIA LOOI
sylvia@thestar.com.my

IPOH: The mother of a runaway pair of teenaged twin girls was contacted by a man who told her the two and another friend were with him in Bukit Bintang in Kuala Lumpur.

The three girls, twins Nurulashiqin and Nurulain Kamarazmi, 14, and Suhaily Abdul Razak, also 14, had run away from home on Saturday.

The twins’ mother, Harliza Samah said a man called her at noon yesterday and told her the three girls were with him.

”Before I could ask anything more, he hung up on me,” she said, adding that she had given the man’s number to the Kampar police.

Kampar OCPD Supt Abdul Aziz Salleh said police had yet to locate the girls.

“We are following up on some leads which we hope will lead us to them,” he said.

Asked whether the girls had run away or were being held against their will, Supt Abdul Aziz said:

”They ran away. No one forced them to do so.”

Suhaily’s mother Che Norliah Chet Hat, 47, is clinging on to the words of a bomoh who told her that her daughter was safe and in Malaysia.

“I have asked family and friends to help search for her. But, I can’t do much if she decides to hide from us,” she said yesterday.

It was reported yesterday that the three girls had failed to return home after visiting friends.

They had left their Taman Sentosa homes in Kampar at 11am.

Mum of runaway twins receives call from mystery man

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