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Boy disappears after being attacked by croc in L Datu
Published on: Thursday, December 01, 2022
By: Efa Rizan
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Boy disappears after being attacked by croc in L Datu
Rescuers from the fire department search for the missing boy. (JBPM pic)
LAHAD DATU: A boy disappeared after he was attacked by a crocodile while in a sampan with his father off Pangkalan Marin, here, today.

The man tried to rescue his son but was seriously hurt instead.

The fire department said they received an alert about the attack at 10.25am.

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