SHAH ALAM: Police will summon a content creator who entered former TV3 personality Zalina Azman's home here and shared footage of the property on social media.
Shah Alam police chief Assistant Commissioner Sarudin Samah said the man would be called in to explain his actions soon.
"However, police will review the matter first to determine what action can be taken," he said.
On the investigation into Zalina's disappearance, he said it was ongoing, but there were no new leads so far to warrant further action.
"Police have acted on every piece of information and new lead received. However, there are still no solid leads regarding the woman's disappearance," he said.
He said police had also checked Immigration Department entry and exit records but had found no new developments in the case.
On claims that the house had been broken into, Sarudin said its condition indicated that someone had entered the property previously.
Police checks found that four air-conditioning units at the house had been damaged, while a sink pipe was also reported missing.
He said regular patrols in the residential area were still being conducted by the Section 6 police station.
Earlier, a content creator's social media posts went viral after he visited Zalina's home to look around, following the mystery surrounding her disappearance in November 2021.
In another update, the content creator said an upstairs room that had been locked during his first visit was now open and accessible.
Several photographs he shared showed various items believed to belong to Zalina still inside the house, including Indonesian rupiah coins, bank books, clothing, toiletries and other personal belongings.
However, the house appeared to be in disarray, while several electrical appliances, including air-conditioning units, appeared to have been removed.
Zalina was reported missing after she could not be contacted from Nov 24, 2021, when her son, Mikhael Norman, tried to reach her to inform her that his father had been admitted to hospital.
To date, Zalina's disappearance remains a mystery.
Police continue to classify her as a missing person, as there is no credible evidence that she has died or left the country.
The case remains open as police continue their investigations and examine any new leads.
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