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Singapore student goes missing after family finds Cambodia flight ticket

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A 20-year-old Singaporean student, Siti Aishah Siregar, has gone missing after leaving home under the pretense of attending college. Her family grew alarmed when they discovered her passport was missing and found a flight ticket to Cambodia in her email account. Singapore police have since confirmed that she had already left the country on an outbound flight. Her father has taken to Facebook to make an emotional public appeal for help in locating his daughter.

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