Singapore Police Appeal for Information on Missing 15-Year-Old Near Pasir Ris Rise

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Singapore Police Appeal for Information on Missing 15-Year-Old Near Pasir Ris Rise

SINGAPORE — Singapore police have appealed for information to help locate 15-year-old J’mies Oh Hui Min, who was reported missing after she was last seen near Pasir Ris Rise.

Police issued the appeal on Oct. 1, asking members of the public who may have information about her whereabouts to come forward.

Girl Last Seen on Sept. 24

J’mies was last seen near Block 3 Pasir Ris Rise at about 6.30am on Sept. 24, according to police.

At the time, she was wearing a light blue polo T-shirt with dark short sleeves and a dark blue skirt.

Police have released those details as part of their appeal for information.

No further details about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance were provided in the police appeal reported by The Straits Times.

Police Ask Public to Come Forward

Anyone who may have information that could help locate J’mies is asked to contact the police.

Information can be provided through the police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or via the Singapore Police Force’s online I-Witness reporting service. Police said that all information provided will be kept strictly confidential.

Members of the public are encouraged to pass relevant information directly to authorities rather than speculate about the case or circulate unverified claims online.

Appeal Comes as Police Continue Search

The appeal places renewed attention on the search for the teenager, whose last known location was in the Pasir Ris area.

For families and communities, missing-person appeals can make timely and accurate information particularly important. Even seemingly minor information could potentially assist investigators in establishing a person’s movements.

At this stage, police have publicly confirmed only the teenager’s identity, last known location, time and clothing, along with the request for information.

Anyone with information about J’mies Oh Hui Min should contact Singapore police at 1800-255-0000 or submit information through the official I-Witness channel.

The search continues, and authorities are asking anyone who may have relevant information to come forward.

WWC ONE MEDIA G,A

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