76-year-old Singaporean man with dementia missing in KL found
Singaporean Halim Bin Yunos who was reported missing in KL on Feb 7 has been found.
PHOTO: Instagram/wan_toh
PUBLISHED ONFebruary 10, 2026 1:05 PMUPDATEDFebruary 15, 2026 4:00 AMBYKoh Xing Ying[UPDATED Feb 15]
In an Instagram post on Sunday (Feb 15) morning, the missing man's son-in-law who goes by wan_toh, shared that Halim Yunos has been found. He did not provide any details of how the elderly man was found.
The family of an elderly Singaporean man is appealing for information on his whereabouts after he went missing in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday (Feb 7).
In an Instagram post on Monday, the family of Halim Yunos said he suffers from dementia and was last seen near Anggun Residence in a short-sleeved batik shirt.
User wan_toh, who is Halim's son-in-law, told Mothership that Halim, who is 76 years old, had travelled with family to Malaysia to attend a wedding.
The elderly man went missing sometime after the event.
"We saw that actually he went out of the residence," his son-in-law reportedly said, adding that the family was unable to find Halim despite searching the area.
The family made a police report later on Sunday.
According to the son-in-law, Halim was diagnosed with dementia a couple of months ago and suffers from hallucinations.
He added that the authorities checked local hospitals, but did not find any records of Halim.
"If anyone happens to see him or has any information, please contact me directly," said wan_toh.
"Your help means a lot to our family."
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