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Man drowns after being swept away in Dabong river
Man drowns after being swept away in Dabong river

Free Malaysia Today

time2 days ago

  • Free Malaysia Today

Man drowns after being swept away in Dabong river

Sungai Kenerong in Dabong, central Kelantan, is a popular site for picnics, camping and hiking. (Facebook pic) KOTA BHARU : A 47-year-old man who went missing while bathing in Sungai Kenerong, Dabong, here today was found dead at about 4.13pm. He is believed to have drowned. Kuala Krai police chief Mazlan Mamat said the man was swept away by currents when he went to check on the depth of the river. 'The victim had gone with nine friends to bathe in the river at about 12.30pm. He went ahead to check on the water depth but was swept away by currents and went missing,' he said in a statement today. A fire and rescue department spokesman said a search operation was held at 2.15pm. The victim was found two hours later at a depth of 3.7m lodged between some rocks.

Kelantan police: Man drowns after being swept away by strong currents in Dabong
Kelantan police: Man drowns after being swept away by strong currents in Dabong

Malay Mail

time2 days ago

  • Malay Mail

Kelantan police: Man drowns after being swept away by strong currents in Dabong

KOTA BHARU, June 7 — A man who went missing while bathing in Sungai Kenerong, Dabong here today was found dead at about 4.13 pm. Kuala Krai district police chief Supt Mazlan Mamat said the man, 47, was swept away by currents when he went to check on the depth of the river before bathing with nine of his friends. 'The victim had went out from Kampung Dabong with his friends to bathe in the river at about 12.30 pm. The victim had gone ahead to check on the water depth but was swept away by currents and went missing,' he said in a statement today, adding that the body has been sent to Sultan Ismail Petra Hospital forensics unit, Kuala Krai for autopsy. Meanwhile, Senior Fire Officer II Zaid Ibrahim said the search operation for the victim began at 2.15 pm with 10 firefighters and three police personnel. 'After two hours, rescuers found the victim near where he fell and was lodged between rocks at a depth of 3.7 metres,' he said. — Bernama

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