Police to record statements from six Gunung Gerah hikers after rescue

Six hikers from the Trans Gerah Expedition were found safe and are being documented at the Gerik District Police Headquarters.

The hikers, including a couple and their two children, all had valid permits for the hiking trip.

They failed to return as scheduled, prompting a report from family members, but all are in good health.

BAGAN SERAI, Sept 8 — Police will record statements from six hikers in the Trans Gerah Expedition at Gunung Gerah, Kelantan, who were found safe yesterday after being reported missing during the hiking trip.

Perak police chief Datuk Mohd Alwi Zainal Abidin said the six hikers would be taken to the Gerik District Police Headquarters (IPD) for documentation after being brought out from Pos Kemar.

“They will all be allowed to return home after the documentation process is completed. They are also reported to be in good health,” he said at a press conference at the Kerian IPD here today.

Asked whether the couple had committed an offence by bringing their two children on the hiking trip, Mohd Alwi said all four had valid permits.

“There was no issue (with the couple bringing their children along) as the permit included details of their family members,” he said.

Wan Ahmad Aslam Wan Zairudin, 39, his wife Siti Zulaiha Norizan, 39, and their two children, Diya Raisha, 13, and Ahmad Raef, 9, together with mountain guides Shafiee Sidek, 49, and Hazman Mamat, 43, were found safe last night before being taken to the Pos Kemar Health Clinic for medical examinations.

The search and rescue (SAR) team and the victims left Pos Kemar at 8.30am today and arrived at Trojan Jetty, Tasik Banding, at 10.20am before proceeding to the Gerik IPD.

The six began their hike on August 29 and were due to emerge from the forest on September 3.

A report was lodged by their family members on Sunday after they failed to return as scheduled. — Bernama

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来自跨格拉探险队的六名徒步旅行者已被安全找到，目前正在格里克地区警察总部进行登记。

包括一对夫妇和他们的两个孩子在内的所有徒步旅行者都持有有效的徒步旅行许可证。

他们未能按计划返回，家人对此进行了报告，但所有人都身体健康。

巴甘色莱，9月8日讯——警方将记录六名参加吉兰丹州格拉山跨格拉探险的徒步旅行者的证词。这六名徒步旅行者昨天在徒步旅行中失踪，后被安全找到。

霹雳州警察总长拿督莫哈末·阿维·扎伊纳尔·阿比丁表示，这六名登山者从克玛尔警局出来后，将被带到宜力县警察总部进行登记。

“所有手续办妥后，他们都将被允许回家。据报道，他们的身体状况良好。”他今天在吉辇警察局举行的新闻发布会上说。

当被问及这对夫妇带着两个孩子去徒步旅行是否违法时，莫哈末·阿尔维表示，他们四人都持有有效许可证。

他说：“（这对夫妇带着孩子）没有问题，因为许可证上包含了他们家庭成员的详细信息。”

39 岁的 Wan Ahmad Aslam Wan Zairudin、他 39 岁的妻子 Siti Zulaiha Norizan 以及他们的两个孩子，13 岁的 Diya Raisha 和 9 岁的 Ahmad Raef，还有 49 岁的登山向导 Shafiee Sidek 和 43 岁的 Hazman Mamat，昨晚被安全找到，随后被送往 Pos Kemar 健康诊所进行体检。

搜救队和受害者于今天上午 8 点 30 分离开 Pos Kemar，于上午 10 点 20 分到达 Tasik Banding 的 Trojan Jetty，然后前往 Gerik IPD。

这六人于 8 月 29 日开始徒步旅行，原定于 9 月 3 日走出森林。

他们的家人周日向警方报案，因为他们没有按计划返回。——马新社

六名在失踪数日后于古农格拉山徒步的登山者安全脱险。

马来西亚经济部长表示，为应对不断增长的需求，马来西亚计划到2032年新增9吉瓦天然气发电装机容量。

阿米鲁丁表示，雪兰莪州今年的投资额有望突破1000亿令吉大关。