Jaslinda Saludin has been found alive after surviving for about 14 days lost in Malaysia’s remote mountainous terrain without food. Reports say she went missing during a hike in May as part of a larger group of hikers, and she was not located for roughly two weeks. The accounts describe how she managed to stay alive despite having no access to food during that period. Instead, she survives by drinking water collected from plants, including pitcher plants, which hold water in their leaves. Search and rescue efforts are reported to have continued for more than a week before she was eventually found. While the exact details of the conditions she faced and the timeline of the search are not fully consistent across outlets, both accounts agree on the core facts: she is the hiker named Jaslinda Saludin, she goes missing during a hiking trip in Malaysia, she remains lost for about two weeks, and she relies on plant water to survive until she is located.