In Johor, cops say solved 87 out of 143 missing persons cases
Johor police chief Datuk Mohd Khalil Kader Mohd assured the public that police are still actively continuing to track down the remainder of 56 missing person cases that mainly involved those aged below 18. — Picture by Ben Tan
He said investigations on the 87 cases that had returned to their families revealed it was mainly due to friends, lovers and family issues. Out of the remainder 56 missing person’s cases in Johor, the Johor Baru North police district recorder the highest with 15 cases reported, followed by the Kulai police district with 10 cases.
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