Tapah Hospital director Dr Wan Immi Salim says the 49-year-old is in stable condition.
However, Tapah Hospital director Dr Wan Immi Salim said Jaslinda, 49, is in a stable condition and able to eat and communicate well.
“Her leg is in a cast due to injuries, but God willing, she will recover quickly with rehabilitation and treatment,” Bernama reported Wan Immi as saying today.
Earlier, Wan Immi accompanied Perak exco members A Sivanesan and Azlan Helmi to visit Jaslinda at the hospital.
She said Jaslinda sustained several injuries as a result of being in the forest for a long period of time, but is expected to be allowed to return home in the near future.
Asked about Jaslinda’s emotional state, she said she showed high spirits and a positive attitude throughout her treatment.
Jaslinda, who went missing on Gunung Batu Putih on May 24, was found safe by an Orang Asli villager near Kampung Lubuk Gaharu at Pos Musoh last Saturday.
Perak fire and rescue department director Sayani Saidon said the villager, who found her at about 3pm, informed his nephew in Johor to lodge a report with the authorities.
Jaslinda reportedly began the Trans Spencer Chapman trek at 2am on May 23, together with 13 other hikers and two forestry mountain guides.
She and another climber, Hanafi Neikmad, 41, were reported to have experienced health issues and stopped their ascent. However, Jaslinda continued towards the summit but lost her way. - FMT
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