Reported Missing Since April 9, Police Ask for Help to Find Muhammad Izwan
Police are asking for the public’s cooperation to help find a 27-year-old man who was reported missing since April 9.
According to the statement uploaded by Bentong Police On Facebook, the victim’s missing report was received on April 11, 2026 at around 09.00.
The reporter, who is the victim’s wife, said that the last time they met was on April 8 at around 22.00 at Bentong Bus Stop, Pahang.
Bentong Police Chief, Supt. Zaiham Mohd Kahar said the victim, known as Muhammad Izwan bin Omar, was last contacted on April 9 at around 8.30am.
At that time, the victim informed that he was at Larkin Bus Terminal, Johor, but after that he could not be contacted.
The public is asked to report any information to assist the investigation
Muhammad Izwan bin Omar is approximately 166 centimeters tall, weighs around 107 kilograms and has a stocky body.
When last seen, the victim was reportedly wearing a black sweater and black trousers.
“People who have information can contact the IPD Bentong District Control Center (DCC) at 09-2231999 or the nearest police station,” the statement said.
Apart from that, the public can also contact the following police stations:
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Bentong Police Station: 09-2222222
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Genting Highlands Police Station: 03-61012222
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Karak Police Station: 09-2311222
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Bilut Police Chief: 09-2377222
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Manchis Police Station: 09-2450522
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Bukit Tinggi Police Station: 09-2330222
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Telemong Police: 09-2399222
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