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The body of a 31-year-old Chinese the tourist was found near Mabul Island, a popular diving destination in Sabah, Malaysia.
The victim, Zhang Cao, a solo traveler from Henan, GuangdongChina, was last seen near the island before being reported missing.
Semporna District Police Chief Superintendent Mohd Sabri Zainol said the discovery was made following a search operation by the Semporna Marine Police, assisted by divers from nearby resorts.
“We received a tip on Friday at 11:33 regarding the missing man A Chinese tourist in the waters near Mabul Island. Acting on this information, the Semporna Maritime Police team, with the help of divers, conducted a search and found the body at a depth of 17 meters,” said Superintendent Sabri. Star.
Zhang was found fully clothed in a light-colored T-shirt, shorts, shoes and a gray backpack, which contained a mobile phone and several passport-sized photos.
Authorities launched an investigation and classified the case as a sudden death. “We urge anyone who has a missing family member or relevant information to contact us immediately. The autopsy will be performed within 48 hours if none of the next of kin come forward to claim the body,” Supt Sabri added.
Those with information are encouraged to contact Assistant Superintendent Mohd Ali Amat, Investigating Officer, at 013-212 0852, or come to Semporna Police Station at 089-782 020.