Kidnapped Malaysian sailors return home

The Star
The Star
  • 4 years ago
The four Sarawakian sailors, who were kidnapped on April 1 by Abu Sayyaf militants and taken to the Jolo island of the Philippines, have reached home in Sibu. The Malaysian police allowed them to go home after their medical checkup and recording statements from them.

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