Mangsa lemas di Lata Hammer ditemui

BENTONG: Seorang lelaki yang dilaporkan hilang ketika mandi di air terjun Lata Hammer di sini, pada Ahad lalu ditemukan lemas hari ini.

Timbalan Pengarah (Operasi) Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (JBPM) Pahang Ismail Abdul Ghani berkata, mayat Haneef Abdul Hafidz, 22, dari Taman Selaseh Jaya, Batu Caves, Selangor ditemukan pasukan penyelamat kira-kira jam 10 pagi tadi.

"Kita menemui mangsa kira-kira 100 meter dari tempat mangsa lemas.

"Mayat mangsa dibawa keluar dari kawasan air terjun untuk diserahkan kepada pihak polis bagi tindakan selanjutnya," katanya di sini hari ini.

Dalam kejadian Ahad lalu, kegembiraan enam lelaki mandi air terjun bertukar tragedi apabila dua daripada mereka lemas di air terjun berkenaan.

Pasukan bomba menerima maklumat jam 3.35 petang mengenai sekumpulan lelaki mandi di kawasan air terjun terbabit, dengan dua daripada mereka dilaporkan lemas.

Mangsa pertama, Hairul Zaman Abdul Jalil, 22, dari Kampung Changkat di Gombak, Kuala Lumpur ditemukan pada pukul 8.16 malam hari yang sama.

Kawasan tersebut hanya boleh dilalui dengan menaiki motosikal dan berjalan kaki selain tiada liputan komunikasi.

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