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Missing family of four in Pulau Perhentian have been found

The family of four who went missing during a holiday in the Terengganu resort island of Pulau Perhentian last Friday have been found.

Cops confirm missing family of four left Kuala Besut jetty on Sunday

Besut police chief added that a closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera caught them in a blue Proton Saga BLM with registration number plate JRW6380 heading out of Kuala Besut towards the Kg Seberang Kastam bridge at 10.06am on Sunday.

Pulau Perhentian trip takes bleak turn as family of four, including two kids, goes missing

The Facebook user, known as Ah Pek, posted that he last contacted them on September 29, and that the car they were in was parked at Kuala Besut jetty before they got on a boat heading to the island.

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