Telkom University Student Missing for Nearly a Week Found Safe
Nadira Az-Zahra, a 20-year-old student from Telkom University, has been found safe in Bandung after nearly a week of being missing. Initial reports of her discovery were miscommunicated, but she was ultimately located unharmed. Police are investigating the reasons behind her disappearance.
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