15-Year-Old UK Girl With Special Needs Went Missing From A Seremban Holiday Resort

Nora Quoirin, who has learning difficulties, and her family arrived in the country on Saturday, 3 August.

Their two week-stay in Malaysia was meant to be a "trip of a lifetime", BBC reported.

The family was staying at The Dusun Rainforest Resort in Kampung Baru Pantai.

"They went to bed, but in the morning Nora was not in her room and the window was open," family friend Catherine Morrison said.

She was last seen on Saturday night.

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She also tagged public figures, such as Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, to ask for their help.

"A search mission involving three policemen, 10 firemen, and three officers from the K9 Unit has been launched. So far, the victim has yet to be found," he said, according to New Straits Times.

"Efforts to locate the victim are ongoing. All police personnel in Negeri Sembilan have been instructed to help locate the victim," the statement read.

The teenager is travelling on an Irish passport. Her mother, originally from Belfast, Ireland, and father, who is French, have been living in London for several years.