Missing Singaporean woman found safe by Cambodian police
A 20-year-old Singaporean woman who went missing after traveling to Cambodia has been found safe by local authorities. The Singaporean government is providing consular support to her family.
Why it matters
It demonstrates the effectiveness of international cooperation between law enforcement agencies in locating missing persons across borders.
Siti Aishah Siregar Sahat Siregar, 20, is believed to have travelled from Singapore to Cambodia on July 28.
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Listen SINGAPORE – A 20-year-old woman who was reported missing and had left the country has been found safe by the Cambodian police, according to the Singapore police.
Siti Aishah Siregar Sahat Siregar, 20, had earlier been reported missing, with her family members reportedly saying that she had abruptly left Singapore for Cambodia.
In a media reply late on July 31, the Singapore police said: “We have reached out to our Cambodian National Police counterpart to obtain more information and to render further assistance as appropriate.
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