Pastor Raymond Koh's wife has directly appealed to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to intervene in the ongoing investigation into her husband's 2017 disappearance. The appeal comes after the Court of Appeal stayed a High Court order that required police to resume their search for Koh, who has been missing since 2017.
The wife, who has been seeking answers for years, expressed frustration over the prolonged delay in the case. She believes the government should take more active steps to resolve the matter. The Court of Appeal's decision to stay the High Court order has left the case in limbo, raising concerns about the progress of the investigation.
Anwar, who has been a prominent political figure in Malaysia, has not yet publicly responded to the appeal. However, his office has previously shown interest in cases involving missing persons. The wife's direct appeal highlights the growing pressure on the government to address unresolved cases of missing individuals.
The case remains under review, with no official statement from authorities confirming the next steps. (nst.com.my)
