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Indonesian kidnapped by Sayyafs in Sabah waters killed in Sulu
Published on: Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Published on: Wed, Sep 30, 2020
By: Bernama, Zam Yusa
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Indonesian kidnapped by Sayyafs in Sabah waters killed in Sulu
Patikul area in Sulu. (Photo: Google Maps)
LAHAD DATU: A 32-year-old Indonesian fisherman known as Laa Baa who was kidnapped with four others by the Abu Sayyaf group in Sabah waters in January, was killed in Patikul, Sulu, Philippines yesterday, said Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCom) Commander Datuk Ahmad Fuad Othman.

He said this could be confirmed based on information from the Philippine authorities.

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“It is true (the victim was killed). The incident occurred on Sept 28 during a mission by the Philippine Army to rescue the five abducted victims.

“During the mission, there was a shootout with the Abu Sayyaf group, and the victim’s body was found yesterday,” he told Bernama.

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Meanwhile, Ahmad Fuad said the four other victims – Arsyad Dahlan, 41; Riswanto Hayano, 27; Edi Lawalopo, 53, and Syarizal Kastamiran, 29, – all also Indonesian fishermen, are still being held by the Abu Sayyaf group.

 All five were kidnapped in waters off Tambisan, Tungku, here, 

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Daily Express, however, earlier reported that an Indonesian boy aged about 14, Khairul, actually worked on their boat that fateful day and was among the five fishermen kidnapped, not five adults, which was confirmed by the Philippine military last week.

* With additional reporting (last para) by Daily Express
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