Police probing if Pamela Ling has fled abroad
Putrajaya police chief Assistant Commissioner Aidi Sham Mohamed, said further investigations into the case are still ongoing.
He said police will record statements from Pamela's children as well as related witnesses at the Malaysian Embassy in Singapore in the near future.
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