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Embassies concerned to be informed on search status of missing foreign divers from time to time - Johor MB

Bernama
Bernama
07/04/2022
02:46 MYT
Embassies concerned to be informed on search status of missing foreign divers from time to time - Johor MB
Onn Hafiz said the Ops Carilamat was halted at 7.30 pm yesterday due to poor visibility and resumed at 7 am today, involving a total of 90 members and officers from various agencies, including 30 divers and 18 assets. - Maritim Malaysia
MERSING: The Johor government will inform embassies concerned on the status of the search and rescue (SAR) operation for four foreign divers who were reported missing in Pulau Tokong Sanggol, here, from time to time, said Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi.
He said the Ops Carilamat was halted at 7.30 pm yesterday due to poor visibility and resumed at 7 am today, involving a total of 90 members and officers from various agencies ,including 30 divers and 18 assets.
The menteri besar also expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the Sultan of Johor Sultan Ibrahim Almarhum Sultan Iskandar for His Majesty's generosity in lending two boats for the SAR operation.
"We will keep them (embassies) informed. To the families who are affected by tragedy, we are doing whatever we can to find them, and will do our best to find them as soon as possible," he told reporters at the Pangkalan Hadapan Carilamat Mersing Jetty here today.
Onn Hafiz said the search now covered an area of 107 nautical mile radius.
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