Missing foreign divers: Friend expresses relief after Grodem's call


PASIR GUDANG: An unexpected voice call from Kristine Grodem, one of four missing foreign divers off the Mersing coast, using the Facebook application on Thursday (April 7) morning, has provided much-needed relief to her worried friend, a British national, Richard Wills.

Wills, 29, said he received a call from Norwegian diving coach Grodem, 35, at about 9.16am, a day after Grodem and three other divers - British national Adrian Peter, 46, his 14-year-old son Nathen Renze who is a Dutch national and French woman Alexia Alexandra, 18, were reported missing.

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