Two Singaporean men were on a hike in Langkawi on Dec. 29 and could not find their way down. A fire brigade officer said they were believed to have gotten lost due to the darkness, reported The Star . Wang Cheng Kang, 23, and Li Shuen Qi, 25, had begun their hike up Mount Mat Cincang at around noon that day.

Two Singaporeans were rescued on Monday (Dec 30) after they lost their way climbing a mountain in Langkawi, Malaysia. In a Facebook post on Monday, the Padang Matsirat fire and rescue department said they dispatched a team to search for the pair after receiving a call for assistance at 10.

Two Singaporeans, who went missing in an attempt to reach the second-highest peak on Langkawi, have been found by the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) after about 15 hours of their ascent.

SINGAPORE – Two Singaporeans attempting to summit Langkawi’s second-highest peak were lost and then found nearly 15 hours after they set off on their climb. Mr Wang Cheng Kang, 23, and Mr Li Shuen Qi, 25 – as they were identified in local media – had begun their hike at Mount Mat Cincang around noon on Dec 29.

The Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) rescued two Singaporean men who were believed to have gotten lost while hiking on Mount Machinchang near Langkawi, yesterday.

The Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) rescued two Singaporean men who were believed to have gotten lost while hiking on Mount Machinchang