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A couple from Penang is desperately searching for their 26-year-old daughter, Zheng Yiwen, who has been missing since Monday, 24 February. Yiwen, who was living independently in Kuala Lumpur, abruptly lost contact with her family, leaving her parents, Zheng Tianci, 64, and Wu Meirong, 63, deeply distressed and fearing for her safety.
Yiwen had moved away from her hometown of Simpang Ampat, Seberang Perai, three years ago to pursue career opportunities but kept in regular contact with her mother. Their last conversation took place on the morning of Saturday, 22 February, when they spoke over the phone for half an hour. During their chat, Yiwen&rsquo;s mother encouraged her to consider working in Australia with her cousin if she found life in Kuala Lumpur too challenging. Yiwen&rsquo;s response was ambiguous, and she did not indicate any immediate plans for a move.
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However, when her mother attempted to call her again on Monday morning, 24 February, she received no response. Initially, she assumed her daughter was busy, but as the day passed with unanswered calls and messages, concern began to set in. By the following day, when there was still no word from Yiwen, her parents realized that something was amiss. Uncharacteristically, Yiwen had not even replied to text messages, and her phone appeared to be turned off. Deeply troubled, they decided to lodge a missing person report with the police on Tuesday, 25 February.
At first, they considered the possibility that she had blocked them after their discussion about Australia. However, when other relatives and friends also failed to reach her, their fears escalated.
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Limited Information About Yiwen&rsquo;s Life in Kuala Lumpur
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Although Yiwen&rsquo;s parents knew that she was working and living in Kuala Lumpur, they admitted that they lacked many details about her daily life. As an independent young woman, Yiwen had always maintained a degree of privacy regarding her personal affairs. She had only informed them that she resided in an apartment in Kepong and was employed in a sales-related job.
When they inquired about her work, Yiwen would often respond vaguely, quickly changing the subject. She had mentioned selling her car, explaining that her employer provided daily transport to and from work, but she never disclosed the name of her company or specifics about her role. This reluctance to share details now made it more difficult for her parents to trace her whereabouts.
Her mother recalled that the longest they had ever gone without speaking was two days, making this prolonged silence particularly alarming. Family members also attempted to reach out to Yiwen, but their efforts were met with the same result&mdash;her phone remained off, and there was no response to messages.
Adding to the mystery, police investigations later uncovered that Yiwen had actually worked in Johor in 2023, contradicting her parents&rsquo; belief that she was employed in Kuala Lumpur. This revelation only deepened their concern, raising questions about what else they might not have known about their daughter&rsquo;s recent activities.
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Mysterious Clues: Missing Passport and a Package from Tokyo
In their search for answers, Yiwen&rsquo;s parents made another unsettling discovery&mdash;her passport was missing from their home. This raised the possibility that she had taken it with her to Kuala Lumpur, or worse, that she had left the country without informing anyone.
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Then, on Friday, 28 February, an unexpected package arrived at their home in Penang. Sent from an address in Tokyo, Japan, the parcel was addressed to Yiwen. With trembling hands, her parents opened it, fearing it could contain a ransom note or some sinister message. Instead, they found an empty luxury watch box, a warranty card, and an operating manual. A quick search revealed that the watch model listed on the warranty card was valued at over RM30,000 (approximately S$9,067).
This mysterious package left them with more questions than answers. Had Yiwen purchased the watch herself? If so, why had it been sent to her home in Malaysia rather than to her in Kuala Lumpur? Was she in Japan, or had someone else sent the package on her behalf? If it had nothing to do with her, why was it addressed in her name? These puzzling details only intensified their worry.
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The Family&rsquo;s Desperate Search Continues
As days passed, the family received numerous calls from concerned individuals offering words of support, but none provided any concrete leads on Yiwen&rsquo;s whereabouts. One small relief was that no ransom demands had been made, which ruled out a typical kidnapping case. However, that also left them without a clear direction.
On Monday, 3 March, Yiwen&rsquo;s parents visited the Immigration Department to check whether she had left the country. If she had travelled abroad, it could provide vital clues about her location and whether she had willingly departed or was coerced into leaving. However, as of now, no definitive information has surfaced regarding her movements.
The couple remains heartbroken and desperate for answers. They continue to appeal to the public for any information that may lead to finding their daughter. With each passing day, their anxiety grows, but they refuse to give up hope.
&ldquo;We just want to know that she is safe,&rdquo; said Yiwen&rsquo;s mother. &ldquo;If anyone has seen her or knows anything, please reach out. We miss her terribly and need to know what happened.&rdquo;
Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact Yiwen&rsquo;s parents at +6017-2538861.
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She has been missing since 24 February, with no contact, and a mysterious package from Japan arrived in her name.

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Family Seeks Public Help After 26-Year-Old Daughter Mysteriously Disappears In KL

Family Seeks Public Help After 26-Year-Old Daughter Mysteriously Disappears In KL

She has been missing since 24 February, with no contact, and a mysterious package from Japan arrived in her name.

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