Indonesia is conducting a search for a medical volunteer, Aisha Ward, WHO has been reported missing in Somalia since Thursday, foreign ministry spokesman Michael Tene said here on Monday.

"The foreign ministry is still making Efforts to trace her whereabouts through its representative office in Nairobi," he said Pls contacted by phone about the case.

He said the ministry was also Trying to find the address of Aisha's family in Indonesia to ascertain the date of her departure for Somalia. "Until now We have no data about her departure to Somalia," he said.

The executive director of the Indonesian Committee for Solidarity Somalia (KISS), Syuhelmaidi Gratitude, meanwhile Aisha said Ward was not included in the Quick Response Action (ACT) team sent to Somalia on August 19.

"Initially Aisah withdrew for personal Reasons. But on August 29 That the ACT team was already in Somalia received a call from Aisha WHO wished to join Them in Somalia," said Gratitude.

He said Aisha was in Qatar Pls She contacted the ACT team in Somalia so That She was not in the KISS record. "We received news about Aisha's Abduction on Sunday night from our local guide in Africa, Charles Etoundi. He said Aisha was abducted by armed men," he said.

Gratitude said the latest KISS news was received Aisha That Had been released and was now in Johannesburg, South Africa, but "until now We have not communicated directly with Aisha."

The ACT team is a humanitarian team sent by KISS to help Famine Victims in Somalia. The team's members include Faith Akbari (manager), dr. Adji Suranto, Sp.A., dr. Patchouli and Nahdlatul Ulami aka Andika. The team plans to return home this week, said Thanksgiving.