Please Save The Kids- They Inherit Our Country

When I was in school my Geography teacher taught me that places outside the Equatorial zone have four seasons - Spring, Summer, Winter, Autumn. Equatorial and Tropical zones experiences hot and wet seasons. However in Malaysia we have a different kind of seasons and it does not match with any climactic factor.

Sometimes ago there were the python season when every other day we can hear or read about these large snake being found and trapped. We also read about cars jumping down buildings. The latest was bus accidents starting with the tragedy at Bukit Gantang. (Sorry, I don't mean to hurt anyone's feelings) Malaysia is actually a nice and special place to live after all.

Lately we read news about kids missing and the latest a girl believe to be between six and nine years old was sexually assaulted and murdered. Click the accompanied picture to read the story. Read The Star report here. Utusan Malaysia report here.

Police are appealing to those with missing daughters to call the district police headquarters here at 03-79562222.

In Ipoh The Star reports that Five was held for abducting and molesting a girl.

Utusan Malaysia also reports in Bukit Beruntung a girl went missing while she was on her way attending the Tarawikh parayer. The father beg anyone who knew the whereabout of her daughter Norashila Jaafar to contact him at 019-3426937.

The same paper also reports that Norashila went missing with two other girls Rosbazla Mohd. Basri and Nursyakila Azlan, both stidying in the same school - Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Taman Bunga Raya, Bukit Beruntung.

Meanwhile the missing Nurin Jazlin Jazimin, who disappeared after she went to a night market in Section 1, Wangsa Maju, here on Aug 20 still hasn't shed any light. Let us all pray these missing young girls be returned to their rightful parents safe and sound.


UPDATED

The three girls that wen missing at Bukit Beruntung has been found and now are back with their parents. They were found at the Pantai dalam Commuter Station

UPDATED 20 SEPT 07

DNA test shows that the dead body in sports bag is of Nurin Jazlin. This was after police took DNA samples from the deceased, the father and the mother. However both parent did not accept that the body is of Nurins' based on some body markings found on her. Her father Jazimin Abdul Jalil, 33, a taxi driver refuse to accept the DNA test result that the body was Nurins'. Read more here. The Star reports here.

UPDATED 21 SEPT 07

Watch The Star video clip about the second DNA Test on Nurin's murder case.

http://videos.thestar.com.my/default.aspx?vid=424