Woman Found After Two Weeks in Forest

一名女子在森林失蹤兩週後被尋獲

Jun 7, 2026, 10:11
AsiaSociety

Introduction

Jaslinda Saludin is 49 years old. She was lost in the mountains of Perak for 14 days. People found her on June 6.

Jaslinda Saludin 今年 49 歲。她在霹靂州的山區失蹤了 14 天，於 6 月 6 日被發現。

Main Body

Jaslinda went hiking with a group on May 23. She felt sick but she walked alone. She got lost on May 24. Rescue teams started to look for her on May 25.

Jaslinda 於 5 月 23 日與一群人前往登山。她感到不適，但仍獨自行走。她在 5 月 24 日迷路了。

Jaslinda did not eat any food. She drank water from the river and plants. For three days, she had no water. Local people found her near a river. She was very weak and had some mushrooms.

Jaslinda 沒有吃任何食物。她飲用河水和植物的水分。有三天時間她沒有水喝。當地人在一條河附近發現了她。她當時非常虛弱，並有一些蘑菇。

The rescue teams did not find her for a long time. The mountain had many valleys and waterfalls. This made it hard to walk and find her. The teams walked past her, but they did not see her.

搜救隊長時間未能找到她。該山擁有許多山谷和瀑布，使得行走與搜尋變得困難。搜救隊曾從她身邊走過，但他們沒有看到她。

Conclusion

Local people saved her. Then, she went to Tapah Hospital to see a doctor.

當地人救了她。隨後，她前往 Tapah 醫院就醫。

Vocabulary Learning

🕒 The 'Past' Pattern

To reach A2, you must show what happened yesterday or last month. This story uses Past Action words.

How to change a word to the past: Most words just need an -ed at the end.

  • Walk →\rightarrow Walked
  • Start →\rightarrow Started

The 'Rule Breakers' (Irregular): Some words change completely. You must memorize these:

  • Go →\rightarrow Went
  • Feel →\rightarrow Felt
  • Eat →\rightarrow Ate (The text uses did not eat)
  • Drink →\rightarrow Drank

The 'Negative' Trick: When we say something didn't happen, we use did not + the normal word. We do NOT add -ed here.

Wrong: did not walked×\text{Wrong: } \text{did not walked} \times Right: did not walk✓\text{Right: } \text{did not walk} \checkmark

Vocabulary Learning

hiking (n.)
Walking for a long time in nature, usually on mountains
Example:I love hiking in the mountains during the summer.
rescue (n.)
The act of saving someone from a dangerous place
Example:The rescue team found the lost climber.
weak (adj.)
Having very little physical strength
Example:She felt weak because she did not eat for three days.
mushrooms (n.)
Small fungi that grow from the ground and can be eaten
Example:Some mushrooms in the forest are poisonous.
valleys (n.)
Low areas of land between mountains
Example:The river flows through the green valleys.
waterfalls (n.)
Places where water falls from a high place to a lower place
Example:The waterfall is very beautiful and loud.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→