What has been found so far in the search for the hikers?

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Human Remains Found During Gunung Suku Search Operation

Parts and fragments of human limbs believed to belong to one of the two female climbers have been discovered during the ongoing search and rescue operation at Gunung Suku. The remains were found since Monday, indicating a tragic outcome for at least one of the missing hikers.
Discovery of Limb Fragments

Search teams have located human limb parts and fragments, identified as likely belonging to one of the two missing women. These findings were reported starting from Monday, the fourth day of the operation, and have been a key focus of the search efforts.
Identity of the Missing Hikers

The two women have been identified as See Su Yen, 32, from Cheras, and Ng Yee Chew, 46, from Klang, Selangor. They are believed to have been caught in a water surge while hiking Gunung Suku, with the incident occurring around 5am on Sunday.
Search Operation Details

The search and rescue mission, involving two teams, has extended its scope to include waterway areas and the path of the water surge. One team, assisted by the K9 Detection Unit, searched a waterway tunnel, with an excavator used to clear soil and timber fragments. The second team focused on bamboo and timber piles along the water surge's path.

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