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The search for a seven-year-old Indonesian boy who fell into a river while playing with his friends entered its second day on Tuesday (Aug 11), with rescuers expanding the search area to more than 8km downstream.

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00:01The search for a seven-year-old Indonesian boy who fell into a river while playing with friends
00:07entered its second day on Tuesday, with rescuers expanding the search area to more than eight
00:12kilometers downstream. Selangor Fire and Rescue Department Assistant Director of Operations
00:18Ashrul Rizal Asbar said the search had been divided into three sectors. Sector A covering
00:25300 meters, Sector B covering two kilometers, and Sector C extending more than eight kilometers
00:32towards Sri Muda and Sungai Kandis. The operation is being conducted using three boats and a surface
00:39search method, taking into account the strong current. As of 9.25am, rescuers were conducting
00:46a surface search from the second checkpoint along the route towards Puchong. Ashrul Rizal said the
00:52operation faced several challenges, including strong currents and the possibility of rain
00:58upstream, which could cause water levels and turbulence to increase. He said several sections
01:04of the river also had natural rapids that boats could not navigate, requiring the vessels to be
01:09transported by trailer before the search could resume. The operation involves nine personnel
01:15from the Subang Jaya Fire and Rescue Station, assisted by water rescue teams from the Shah Alam
01:21and Port Klang stations. The boy was reported missing after falling into the river at about 6.30pm
01:28on Monday, while playing with friends near a supermarket in Persiaran Subang Indah.
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