News

S'pore NYP student said she was going to school, vanished, family found Cambodia flight ticket in email

Berita Mediacorp reported that the police confirmed she had already left Singapore via a flight.

clock

July 31, 2026, 06:57 PM

Telegram

Whatsapp

The 20-year-old woman from Singapore who apparently went missing in Cambodia had reportedly informed her mother that she was going to school at Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) as usual at around 11am on Jul. 28.

Berita Mediacorp reported that this was according to the teenager's eldest brother, Syafiq Siregar.

Reportedly left on flight

BM added that while on their way to NYP to fetch Aishah from school at about 5pm, the family found out that her phone number was no longer contactable and her WhatsApp account was no longer active.

They also found that Aishah's passport was not at home. The police confirmed that Aishah had already left Singapore via a flight.

When they tried to log into her email, they reportedly found a flight ticket booking to Cambodia and believed that she had flown off to Phnom Penh.

Appeal

An earlier report mentioned that an appeal to look for her was put up on Facebook by the woman's father, who was appealing to the authorities in Singapore and Cambodia to find her.

She is believed to be in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, her father Sahat Siregar wrote in his Jul. 30 post, which also called on the authorities and public to "bring Aishah back home".

He also asked the authorities to "please help us find my daughter as soon as possible".

Made police report

The family made a police report in Singapore and are working closely with the authorities, the post noted.

It also thanked everyone who has helped the family so far.

"We are afraid that every hour we lose could make it harder to bring her home safely," the post added.

"As a father, I am begging for your help. I just want my daughter to come home safe," the post also said.

The father also asked those who read the post to help the family by sharing it as "someone may have seen something or know something that could help".

"If you have any information, no matter how small, please contact me or the Singapore police immediately," he wrote. "Please keep my daughter in your prayers. Please help bring my daughter home safely."

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Telegram to get the latest updates.

  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image

MORE STORIES

Events