Cops: We did our best in search for Nora Anne


SEREMBAN: The authorities have done their best to search for Irish teenager Nora Anne Quoirin who went missing for 10 days in the jungle in Pantai Hills near here and could not have possibly missed vital clues in areas they repeatedly combed, say police.

State police deputy chief SAC Che Zakaria Othman said several agencies, including experienced trekkers and non-governmental groups, were also involved in the search and rescue operation for the special needs girl who disappeared from a resort on Aug 4.

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