Missing Malaysian hiker's rescue hailed a 'miracle'

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The rescue of a Malaysian hiker found alive after two weeks missing in the wilderness was hailed as “a miracle” by a friend on Sunday, as authorities ended a massive search that gripped the nation. Indigenous Malaysians found a battered Jaslinda Saludin late Saturday in a forested area near the small town of Tapah, in central Malaysia’s Perak state, some way from where she was first reported missing, local papers said. Jaslinda, 49, described as an experienced hiker, was last seen two weeks ago while undertaking the Trans Spencer Chapman trek, an arduous 34-kilometre (21-mile) slog […]... Keep on reading: Missing Malaysian hiker's rescue hailed a 'miracle'