Just yesterday, various posts from different individuals have appeared on Facebook, revealing that a woman named Ang Hui Enn has gone missing. In the post that was first discovered in a group called 巴生人, it was said that the woman had left notes in her phone and left to an unknown location.
Family members on a look out as M’sian woman in Klang goes missing
Following the news of her disappearance, Hui Enn’s family members have successfully unlocked her phone, finding out that she’s having thoughts of taking her own life. This has led to her family members being extremely worried, begging for her to come back home.
Source: Facebook 巴生人
Hui Enn is described as a girl that is approximately 150cm tall with a slender figure who wears glasses. She was last seen at 11am yesterday, after leaving notes in her phone and sneaking out using her white Myvi. It was added that the car plate number of her white Myvi is WYH 658.
Source: Facebook 巴生人
In the note that she has left in her phone, she has revealed that she will not be parking her car nearby shops and residential areas as she doesn’t want to trouble anyone. Family members of hers have looked for her at various places such as Port Klang, Bandar Puteri and Aeon Bukit Tinggi but to their dismay, she is still missing.
Source: Facebook 巴生人
As she lives in Taman Sentosa, her family members are determined that she will be nearby and is currently still on the hunt for her. As of now, Hui Enn has yet to be found and a police report has been made. Family members of Hui Enn have urged the public to keep an eye out for her and her car, asking for the public to contact them if they’ve seen her.
Just 30 minutes ago, a family member of Hui Enn has shared in her post that they’ve found her at 3:32pm and she has passed away with no other information disclosed. Subsequently, the family has requested for the public to stop calling them as they would like some privacy during this difficult time.
Our deepest condolences to her family and may she rest in peace.
If you find yourself in a distressed state and in need of any assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact:
- Talian Kasih at 15999
- Befrienders at 03-79568145
- KKM-Mercy Malaysia Psychosocial Support Helpline at 03-2935 9935
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