Malaysia Oversight

Missing British teen sent email to family on July 9

By NST in July 16, 2025 – Reading time 1 minute
Missing British teen sent email to family on July 9


SHAH ALAM: Missing British teenager David Balisong emailed his mother on July 9, police revealed.

police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said he told his family not to worry and apologised for his actions.

“He also told his family not to try and find him and prayed for them to succeed in life.

“He apologised to his family for acting this way but did not mention when he would return,” he told reporters today.

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